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Hi,
With ‘Disable Elements’ I have disabled to ‘content title’ on all my pages.
On all my pages I have used my own ‘H1’ tags.
I recently discovered that my SEO score in Google has dropped dramatically and after some research I think this is because I have now, a bit unexpected, 2 H1 tags in my text.
It seems that although I have disabled the content title, this content title is still used somewhere for SEO and it is also an H1.
So, my question is: Now that I have disabled the content title is there also a way to remove the H1 tag from the content title?Regards, Norbert
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Hi there,
can you share a link to a page where you’re having the problem ?
Hi,
Thanks for your quick response.
Seems I wrote this mail tooo hasty: The H1 tag is gone for the content header, it is just Yoast that still detects 2 H1 tags.
If I go to the page source, I see only 1. So I guess disabling works but Yoast cannot detect a disabled content header.
If you still want to have a look: https://caliope.media/onair-in-store/Yeah Yoast only parses the content in the editor, but there is only one H1 on the front end so you can ignore the Yoast warning.
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