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How about using something like this.
<h1 class"header>
<h1 class"heading">


..header {
color : #000000;
font-family : cursive;
font-size : 200%;
margin-bottom : 1px;
margin-top : 1px;
}

..heading {
color : #0000FF;
margin-bottom : 5px;
margin-top : 5px;
}

Just dealing with the top 2 lines for now.
http://wipkip.biz/large_animals.htm

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Duende

Wipkip wrote:

> How about using something like this.
> <h1 class"header>
> <h1 class"heading">

What the heck is wrong with <h2>?

Wipkip wrote:

> How about using something like this.
> <h1 class"header>
> <h1 class"heading">
[snip]
> Just dealing with the top 2 lines for now.
> http://wipkip.biz/large_animals.htm

It looks like you want something like:

<h1><span class="siteheading">Pollywog Handicrafts of Bangladesh</span><br>
<span class="pageheading">Pollywog Animals and Birds</span></h1>

with appropriate styling.

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Leif K-Brooks wrote:
>> How about using something like this.
>> <h1 class"header>
>> <h1 class"heading">
>
> What the heck is wrong with <h2>?

He doesn't think it will trick search engines in to giving him a higher
ranking.

Isn't it nice when people start a new thread to continue an existing
conversation, but fail to reference the origional?

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David Dorward http://dorward.me.uk/

Toby A Inkster wrote:
> Wipkip wrote:
>
>> How about using something like this.
>> <h1 class"header>
>> <h1 class"heading">
> [snip]
>> Just dealing with the top 2 lines for now.
>> http://wipkip.biz/large_animals.htm
>
> It looks like you want something like:
>
> <h1><span class="siteheading">Pollywog Handicrafts of
> Bangladesh</span><br> <span class="pageheading">Pollywog Animals and
> Birds</span></h1>
>

The second line is different on each page whereas the top stays the same. Top line
is an include. Think it's best to go with <h1> & <h2>. It's just that Pollywog on
the top line is an image.

Thanks to all for your input.

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Duende

David Dorward wrote:
> Leif K-Brooks wrote:
>>> How about using something like this.
>>> <h1 class"header>
>>> <h1 class"heading">
>>
>> What the heck is wrong with <h2>?
>
> He doesn't think it will trick search engines in to giving him a
> higher ranking.
>
Don't we all.

> Isn't it nice when people start a new thread to continue an existing
> conversation, but fail to reference the origional?

Sorry.

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Duende

"David Dorward" <> wrote in message
news:bn7t9f$gb$1$...
> Leif K-Brooks wrote:
> >> How about using something like this.
> >> <h1 class"header>
> >> <h1 class"heading">
> >
> > What the heck is wrong with <h2>?
>
> He doesn't think it will trick search engines in to giving him a higher
> ranking.

Given the content on the page as viewed by an SE spider or, to quote,
lynx[1] I don't think search engine ranking is really an issue here


Cheers
Richard.

[1]
<qoute>
Pollywog Animals and Birds Large Items (p1 of
4)

Pollywog Logo Handicrafts of Bangladesh

Pollywog Animals and Birds
__________________________________________________ _______________

Pollywog HomeShahin's StoryBaby BibsBookmarksCardsLarge Items
MagnetsQuiltsChristmas OrnamentsOrdering InformationContact Us
__________________________________________________ _______________

Animals / BirdsFamilyFlowersFriendshipMiscellaneous

MusicPlacematsReligiousWeddingsSwitches

Click on each picture to see more detail.
__________________________________________________ _______________

"The Tassel is worth the hassle!" "Warning...Attack Cat..."
Aerobearics Everybunny's Welcome
10" x 10" 16" x 20" 10" x 17" 13" x 10"
lea01.jpg lea02.jpg lea04.jpg lea06.jpg
</quote>

In article <LlLlb.5843$ m>,
"Wipkip" <> wrote:

> > <h1><span class="siteheading">Pollywog Handicrafts of
> > Bangladesh</span><br> <span class="pageheading">Pollywog Animals and
> > Birds</span></h1>
> >
>
> The second line is different on each page whereas the top stays the same. Top
> line
> is an include. Think it's best to go with <h1> & <h2>. It's just that
> Pollywog on
> the top line is an image.


Your site logo? Don't put that in a H1, that's silly.

<div id="brand">
<img src="logo.gif" alt="Pollywog">
</div>

<h1>Something about birds</h1>

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Kris
erlands (nl)

rf wrote:
>
> Given the content on the page as viewed by an SE spider or, to quote,
> lynx[1] I don't think search engine ranking is really an issue here
>
>
Your right except for the word Pollywog as most visitors have bought from them in
person & are familiar with the name. Now it's about #8 on google.

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Duende