My homepage has 73 H3 headings.

Limitations in Modifying Heading Tags in Duda Website Builder Widgets
Content: During a recent discussion with Duda Support regarding the customization of heading tags for website builder widgets, it was clarified that the Duda Editor does not support direct modification of HTML tags for certain widgets such as galleries or slides. The predefined heading types are fixed due to adherence to HTML5 best practices.

For those seeking additional customization options, it is suggested that CSS be utilized to style text as needed. However, it is important to note that altering the CSS styling of a widget does not impact the underlying HTML structure, and search engines like Google will continue to index the widget based on its original heading tag.

In light of this restriction, I am seeking alternative solutions for modifying heading tags for SEO purposes within the Duda platform. Any recommendations or workarounds, such as utilizing JavaScript, would be greatly appreciated.


2 responses to “My homepage has 73 H3 headings.”

  1. Unfortunately, if Duda does not support direct customization of HTML tags for specific widgets like the gallery, and changing the CSS styling does not affect the underlying HTML structure for search engine indexing purposes, there may be limited options for altering the heading tags for SEO reasons.

    One possible workaround could be using JavaScript to dynamically change the heading tag after the page has loaded. This would involve writing a script that targets the specific widget containing the H3 tag and then changing it to the desired heading tag. However, this approach may require advanced knowledge of JavaScript and may not be supported by the Duda Editor.

    Another option could be looking into alternative methods for optimizing the SEO of the website, such as focusing on content quality, meta tags, keyword optimization, backlinks, and other SEO best practices. While changing the heading tags can have an impact on SEO, there are many other factors that contribute to search engine rankings.

    Ultimately, it may be worth exploring additional SEO strategies and working within the constraints of the website builder platform to achieve the desired results. If you require further assistance or have specific questions about SEO optimization, consulting with an experienced SEO professional may be beneficial in finding effective solutions.

  2. It’s great that you’re exploring ways to enhance your SEO strategy within the constraints of the Duda Website Builder. While the platform’s limitations on direct HTML tag modifications can be frustrating, there are indeed alternative methods to manage your heading structure effectively.

    One potential workaround is to consider using JavaScript to dynamically change the heading tags after the page loads. This could allow you to maintain SEO-friendly heading levels without deviating from the framework set by Duda. For example, you could use a simple script to replace H3 tags with H2 or H1 as needed, ensuring that search engines index them appropriately.

    Additionally, focusing on the content hierarchy within the existing H3 tags could help you maintain clear semantic structure for both users and search engines. Utilize your H3 headings for subtopics and ensure they are optimized with relevant keywords.

    Lastly, regularly check Google Search Console for any indexing issues or insights regarding how your headings are being interpreted. This can offer you guidance on further optimizations moving forward. Iโ€™d be interested to hear what specific strategies have worked for others in similar situations!

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