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[Spec1alty]

there is NO "theme tab" in my Weebly editior...   I have Weebly thru Squaretrade and have spent months developing the site.  Now I need access to change html code... becasue there is no <h1> tag showing in the "header" area.  this is a basic need for any web site editor to provide for proper SEO optimization...  so where is the access to the "theme" tab or any other source for html editing??

[Spec1alty]

when we use the Bing SEO diagnostic tools to examine our source code it returns an error

no <h1> tag in head or body:  tag not found

when we examine the same page in Bing using  "inspect" or "view source code"  we do not find any <h1> or <h2> elements....   however, the edit website in Weebly shows <h1>_<h1/> = $$ in the body 

how do we edit the head at add the proper h1 and h2 tags??

[Adam7]

I just replied to your other post about this, @Spec1alty regarding editing HTML and CSS. As for adding a specific tag to a page, there is an Embed Code section you could use if you want to add content and use your own HTML code for it.

[Spec1alty]

hello   we tried to use the embedded code feature but it does not add an html <h1> tag element to the head section code.... it only adds additional information that visibly displays on the published web page

we need to add hidden <h1> and <h2> tags to the head section coding that can be only be seen when a SE crawls the site to discover the site information for SE optimization

[Bernadette3]

You should be able to add this with the Embed Code element, @Spec1alty What code are you using? 

[Spec1alty]

one line of html code as follows:

<h1> harley wide tire kit|softail wide tire kit|sportster wide tire kit|wide tire sportster|wide tire softail|<h1/>

we are trying to place this code in the head section of the site home page

thank you  

[BJ5]

H1, H2, and the other H tags are by their definition intended to be visual elements on a page, and not something hidden. The H is short for Heading, and they're meant to be headings related to content that follows. It is possible to hide them with CSS, but if you do then Google and other search engines will actually ignore them.