Kyle Finazzo

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I’m more than convinced that you deleted the original title, and replaced it with (Welcome to my Anti Aging blog! – Scienced-based advice on how to get younger skin naturally) only on About me with Elementor.

Here’s what I think … Did I do something wrong?

I see that we are understanding each other. Normal, you have to remove the header (A younger skin) if you want to have only one H1.

This is where I can’t help you … If you wrote that content from the wordpress editor, it should already contain H1.

This is the original title of your article: (Anti aging and natural beauty blog)

Then you should change that title to H1, and that’s it.
I remind you that it is the only article not containing H1.

Ask yourself why and take action!

The solution lies in the wordpress editor for that content.

The title (Welcome to my Anti Aging blog! – Scienced-based advice on how to get younger skin naturally) from About me … Did you write it with the editor?

I know. But from an inspection it indicates that <p> should actually be H1, since you want the title to become H1.

This is yours:<p class=”page-header-title clr” itemprop=”headline”>Welcome to my Anti Aging blog! – Scienced-based advice on how to get younger skin naturally</p>

This is mine: <h1 class=”page-header-title clr” itemprop=”headline”>Recent Posts</h1>

I am not part of the support. Try putting H1 and removing <p>
Let them know …

You have to delete the <p> and put H1 from Page-Header-Title.

Sure! Your blog post titles are H1 now.

Finally … It would be better when clicking on the pages (About me, Catgories etc) that the title would be displayed on the page, which in turn would contain the H1 header, and you would be affixed like that. “You wouldn’t need to make the title H1 (Welcome to my Anti Aging blog!) And you would have the correct header for every single page.

However … You have no choice but to delete in these pages (A young Skin).

The structure of each website, to be optimized for search engines, should be set as the example I have reported below. And in my opinion it would be the right thing to do! But I noticed that you want to leave (A younger Skin) on every page of your site (Categories, About me, Contact) at all costs … I don’t recommend it!

Happy progress.

1) Just to be 100 % sure. All blog posts must from now on be without the header in order to not get double H1?
Reply: Correct! If you add the image, which includes your site title, your articles would have two H1s. The first would be the title of your site (A younger skin), and the second the title of your content.

2) You say my pages have two H1 right now? How is that possible if they had zero H1 before I added the H1 tag in the header?
Reply: No. Your pages now have only one H1, both in article and in pages like (About me etc. etc.)

And I have separate titles for my pages have I not? I mean the headlines of the pages. Are they not having a tag at all? Such as a page title tag?
Reply: Page titles are separate, and must not contain tags. Tags are used to separate your content from one topic and the other and must be entered (only) for articles.

3) I saw your picture. But I would like to not change the header. I would like that long headline of my about me -page to be the H1. Is that possible? And does that mean that the H1 and the page title will be the same thing? Just as it is (I hope) with the blog posts?
Reply: You could set (Welcome to my Anti Aging blog! – Scienced-based advice on how to get younger skin naturally) as H1: but in this case you should delete “A younger skin” of your cover image for the (About me) page .

Repeat the questions …

Oh, yeah … Great job! I see that everything is ok now.

You need one last thing to do … You should make sure that your users understand which page they are referring to when they click on (Categories; About me; Contact).

If you click on one of these pages, you do not know which reference page you are on.

You have two solutions, which you could implement right away:

1 – Enter the page title under the menu. “And to do that you would have to hide (A Younger Skin) otherwise you would get two H1”.

2- Make sure that the title of the menu remains selected with a dash underneath, adding an effect. “In this case you could leave (A Younger skin) in its place.

I see you understand! Exactly … Separate! Your pages have two H1 headers right now, and that’s not good. Try to create separate titles for pages only.
On the Home page, however, it remains like this

By the way … On this page of the article there are two H1! Make this page look like the other articles, i.e. without the cover image.

Here’s an example of what your (About Me) page might look like …

See the picture!

Good job! Your homepage now has H1 as a header.
I am Italian and I use a translator … I hope you understand what I mean. We answer your question …

If you want your pages, such as (Categories; About me and Contact) to have H1 header: you should create a title for each of them, and insert it in place of (A younger Skin) of the above image.

Or, you could hide the title (A younger Skin) only on these certain pages and place the page title right below the cover image. The choice is yours…

Your articles, for example, already contain an H1, and that’s the title of the content. And you don’t have to worry about that.

Do you understand what I mean?