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[14:21] jpwhits: should you only wrap titles in <h> or can you put other stuff in them
[14:22] jpwhits: like descriptions
[14:22] NickSunshine: word on the street is that googlebot loves h tags
[14:22] NickSunshine: whether its true or not, i dunno
[14:22] NickSunshine: but i use h1 and h3 all the time
[14:22] NickSunshine: but i havent gone so far as to redefine h with css
[14:23] NickSunshine: h1 is still really big
[14:23] NickSunshine: and h3 is pretty big too
[14:23] Sands: I redfine it with CSS.
[14:23] fuzebox: me too
[14:23] fuzebox: as a lot of browsers make it stupidly big
[14:24] Sands: Yeah, I think <h3> is seen as relatively important, so it's good to have your keywords in those tags. But the default size for <h3> is massive...
[14:24] NickSunshine: and that there was some serious business
[14:24] NickSunshine: im going back to my bong
[14:24] NickSunshine: i think ill have a couple waffles first tho
[14:24] NickSunshine: 
[14:25] Sands: Mmm, waffles.
[14:25] NickSunshine: yea, last 2 eggos just went in the toaster
[14:25] NickSunshine: gotta get more
[14:26] NickSunshine: =(
[14:26] jpwhits: h1 for titles
[14:26] jpwhits: h3 for description shit
[14:28] Sands: Not sure how that will work. I believe google checks the stylesheets for this sort of stuff.
[14:28] Sands: So if it sees that <h3> is 12px or whatever, they might hold it against you.
[14:28] Sands: You'll have to ask someone more experienced than I.
[14:29] Sands: <Sands> Yeah, I think <h3> is seen as relatively important, so it's good to have your keywords in those tags. But the default size for <h3> is massive... ---> I meant <h1>
[14:29] Sands: I always get that mixed up. <h1> big, <h5> small. | |
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