Not sure if this is what you are asking for butā¦
If working in a stack or plugin that uses the standard RW āTextā block/container you can easily apply H Tags. Have the text area active and then click on āHTMLā at the bottom of the window. There you will see Heading Tags 1 thru 6. Just select the text you want the tag applied to and select the appropriate tag from the HTML dropdown.
You can also see if there are any āHā tags applied by viewing your source and searching for <h1>, <h2>, etc.
Thank you for the prompt reply. This brings up another question. if I follow the HTML H1 route advised it is visible as text in the website pre-view. will it also show when online?
I am trying to improve my SEO rating. how does the H1 process differ from
The āTitleā setting in āGeneral settingsā
The Browser title in Inspector > meta data.
At the moment, your theme uses the Site Title as the H1 tag on every page, which is quite common these days.
Myself, I prefer to be able to set the page H1 title on a page by page basis. You could make your own H1 on each page as Greg mentioned above. This would mean at least 2 H1 tags on the page. Some people say itās not an issue now to have more than one H1 tag on a page, but I donāt think anyone knows 100% which is the best way.