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| <h3>Pleas for</h3> | ||
| <h1>Global peace</h1> | ||
| <h2>Grow louder</h2> |
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this is very bad practice, you should not place <h1> below other types of headers
| <h2>a record</h2> | ||
| <h1 class="stat3">100 million people</h1> | ||
| <h2>had been forcibly<br>displaced worldwide<br>(may 2022)</h2> |
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According to HTML standards, the h1 tag should typically be used to represent the main heading of a page or section. While it is technically possible to use the h1 tag more than once on a page, it is generally recommended to use it only once per page and to use lower-level heading tags (h2, h3, etc.) for subheadings.
Using multiple h1 tags on a page can be confusing for both users and search engines because it makes it unclear which heading is the most important one. It can also affect the accessibility of the page, as some screen readers and other assistive technologies rely on headings to navigate content.
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