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Re: applying heading tag to non-text content From Inachu on 27 March '01 replying to applying heading tag to non-text content posted by jwj would need to see the url for the correct syntax and placement of your tags. Good choice on using alt tags. Just keep the alt tags real and don't use alt tags as a keyword holder like having the alt tags look like (dog,sheep,cows,andys farm) Instead make it real like: "Picture of me holding winning lotto ticket!" Search engines do pay more attention to the use of quotes and brackets and such to emphasize subject matter. Inachu >I have applied a heading <H1> tag to the gif image at the top of my main mage. Alt text is included in the image tag. Anybody have any ideas of how this would be treated by search engines?

Re: applying heading tag to non-text content - jwj - 27/03/01 Re: applying heading tag to non-text content - Inachu - 28/03/01

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> >would need to see the url for the correct syntax and placement of your tags. Good choice on using alt tags. Just keep the alt tags real and don't use alt tags as a keyword holder like having the alt tags look like (dog,sheep,cows,andys farm) > >Instead make it real like: > >"Picture of me holding winning lotto ticket!" > >Search engines do pay more attention to the use of quotes and brackets and such to emphasize subject matter. > > >Inachu > > > > > > >>I have applied a heading <H1> tag to the gif image at the top of my main mage. Alt text is included in the image tag. Anybody have any ideas of how this would be treated by search engines?