Name
h1 through h6
Synopsis
<hn>...</hn>
Attributes
Core (id , class , style , title ), Internationalization,
Events |
Deprecated attributes
align="center |left |right" |
This example defines the element as a first-level heading.
<h1>Camp Sunny-Side Up</h1>
HTML syntax requires that headings appear in order (for
example, an h2
should not precede
an h1
) for proper document
structure. Doing so not only improves accessibility, but aids in
search engine optimization (information in higher heading levels is
given more weight). Using heading levels consistently throughout a
site—using h1
for all article
titles, for example—is also recommended.
Browsers generally render headings in bold text in decreasing size, but style rules may be applied to easily change their presentation.
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