Codezwiz >> Forums >> General PHP Nuke Help >> ALT and H1 tags in PHPNuke Need some help locating

Using WebCEO for search engine optimization, they suggested this:

First heading on the page (H1-H6)

1. Your page either has no <H1> headings, or has no text in the first heading on the page! It is really important that you put your keyword in one of these headings. We also recommend that you put an <H1> heading as close to the beginning of your page as possible. The search engines traditionally consider the text in the headings essential, and having your keyword there will positively influence your website overall optimality

Text in links including ALTs

1. Your keyword rarely appears in the ALT / TITLE attributes of text and graphical links on this page! It should appear at least once in text links while it doesn't appear at all. We recommend that it should arise up to 6 times. You can easily adjust the count to this number with your favorite HTML editor.

ALT image attributes

1. Your keyword is not present in the first 3 ALT image attributes on your page! Put your keyword in one of these ALTs as they are considered more important than the rest of ALTs on your page.

2. Your keyword frequency in ALT image attributes is too low! Your keyword should appear 1 to 3 times in ALTs on this page while it is found 0 time(s). You can easily adjust the count to this number with your favorite HTML editor.

The only problem is, I have no idea where the ALT and H1 tags are...or if PHP nuke even has them. Aren't they generated on every page? I know meta.php has quite a few options but it's all meta related...where can I find the ALT and H1 tags?

<h1>-<h6> -- Makes the enclosed text a heading of various size, where 1 creates the biggest heading while 6 creates the smallest.

alt="...." -- Used as an attribute for the <img> tag. Displays a description when the cursor is placed over the image, or when the missing, or in browsers that do not allow inline images.

title="...." -- Similar to the alt attribute above, but used in <a> (link) tags. Specifies the title that appears when the link is selected, but not yet clicked.

You will find these tags all throughout the coding of the pages that make up PHP Nuke. There is no specific page for these tags like there is for the meta tags.

What a fool...Thank You. I knew the code but for some reason when that Optimization program brought them up, I thought they meant something else.

Thanks,
Chris