Joseph R. B. Taylor wrote:
1. Put the H1 in there, but set it's display to "none" on the style
sheet.
2. Set the header overflow to hidden, then set the top padding on the
H1 to be a pixel more than the header's height - thereby hiding the
heading text.
One problem I discovered with the second method - you can drag the
content in Firefox, revealing the heading...
Which approach is better? Do search engine spiders know the heading
is hidden in scenario one and skip that text? Is there a known
workaround for the issue caused by scenario two?
Instead of {display: none}, use {margin-left: 999px}. Visitors won't
see the H1 text, but Search Engines will; and nothing to see if content
dragged...
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