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== A concluding request ==
== A concluding request ==


If you have a problem with the appearance of headings (fonts/font sizes), please don't try to fix it case by case using inline HTML, but let us know so we can work out a way to fix it together via [[CSS]]! Thanks 😊
If you have a problem with the visual appearance of headings (fonts/font sizes), please don't try to fix it case by case using inline HTML, but let us know so we can work out a way to fix it together via [[CSS]]! Thanks 😊
 
== External links ==
 
* [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/Heading_Elements <h1>–<h6>: The HTML Section Heading elements - HTML: HyperText Markup Language | MDN]
* [https://seranking.com/blog/header-tags/ The SEO Guide for H1 - H6 Header Tags]


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Revision as of 12:02, 1 June 2021

To make HTML pages as helpful as possible and to provide a good direct accessibility not only to humans, but also (indirectly) to search engines, some structural outlines have evolved. Especially the Wikipedia community came up with a set of rules that are also applicable to other sites run by the MediaWiki software.

General rules

  • Wiki pages contain one <h1> heading dedicated to the lemma (title, page name) which is provided by the wiki software itself
  • The introductory section of each page starts directly under h1 (without a subheading like "Introduction" or "Definition").
  • Headings within the page should start at <h2>
  • A good article structure tries to avoid single children in terms of subsections.

A concluding request

If you have a problem with the visual appearance of headings (fonts/font sizes), please don't try to fix it case by case using inline HTML, but let us know so we can work out a way to fix it together via CSS! Thanks 😊

External links