Google sees them the same way it would normal content rows containing a header and text content - there's just javascript and css making the divs able to be scrolled through horizontally :)
Thanks for the reply. Yoast sees these sliders as their own separate pages. I was curious if I need to add meta data as well. Do you know?
Also, wouldn't it make sense to be able to make the slider your H1? Is it possible to make that an option? You thought of just about everything for this theme but some extra SEO options would be really great.
Yoast sees all post types as pages and gives them SEO options, but disregard that - just look at the source code on your page and you'll realize Google sees them as standard page content.
In regards to turning the h2's int h1's - I wouldn't do that because you should have that many h1's on the same page but if you want to, you can make the mod in the functions.php file. Just search for this to end up at the right location:
Hey Judson!
Google sees them the same way it would normal content rows containing a header and text content - there's just javascript and css making the divs able to be scrolled through horizontally :)
Cheers
Thanks for the reply. Yoast sees these sliders as their own separate pages. I was curious if I need to add meta data as well. Do you know?
Also, wouldn't it make sense to be able to make the slider your H1? Is it possible to make that an option? You thought of just about everything for this theme but some extra SEO options would be really great.
Thanks!
Yoast sees all post types as pages and gives them SEO options, but disregard that - just look at the source code on your page and you'll realize Google sees them as standard page content.
In regards to turning the h2's int h1's - I wouldn't do that because you should have that many h1's on the same page but if you want to, you can make the mod in the functions.php file. Just search for this to end up at the right location:
if(!empty($slide_title)) { $slider .= '<h2>'.$slide_title.'</h2>'; }Cheers :)
Thanks for that. I see that I would end up with too many H1's if I do that. Good to know though