JessicaAmber's BlogTitles are important for ranking your web pages in search engines. Some clever coders at EditorTricks have found ways to make your blog's titles into SEO-friendly h1 tags. I've used their tutorial to great success. I thought that would be that in terms of SEO for my blog. But how wrong I was. I ran my webpage though Neil Patel's free audit tool, and found that my main blog page was coming up with a warning. "Title too short". The title it thought I had was "Blog - Jessica Amber". Auto-generated, and definitely short. But Weebly doesn't offer any setting or method to change that title. This isn't just relevant to SEO. What if you want one title to appear above every blog post, including your category and archive pages? It improves branding, and can give more consistency to your blog. Step 1. Open EditorIn Weebly, go to the Theme tab, then click Edit HTML/CSS at the bottom left of the page. Step 2. Open layout.tplIn the left column of website parts, click Blog, then click layout.tpl Step 3. Add codeIn the code box, under the line <td valign="top">, add the following code: You can change the colour as you see fit. I made it light grey so it didn't compete for attention with the individual blog post's titles. And the <br> at the end just adds a bit of breathing room. Here's how the whole code should look: Step 4. View ResultThis code has added a subtle title to the whole blog, so readers will always know where they are, and the presence of this h1 tag will help the page rank better in Google search results. That's the lot!I hope this mini-tutorial has been helpful for you. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to leave a comment, I'm always happy to help in the Weebly community where possible.
Peace, love and sunshine (even though it may be raining), Jessica
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AuthorJessica Amber blogs as well as making bold digital art. Nice. Lately I'm just crunching the f*** out of Redbubble data. Categories
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