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What This Means
Pages which have multiple <h1>s. While this is not strictly an issue because HTML5 standards allow multiple <h1>s on a page, there are some problems with this modern approach in terms of usability. It’s advised to use heading rank (h1-h6) to convey document structure. The classic HTML4 standard defines there should only be a single <h1> per page, and this is still generally recommended for users and SEO.
What Triggers This Issue
This issue is triggered when a page contains multiple <h1> tags. For example:
<h1>About Us</h1> <h1>Contact Us</h1>How To Fix
Consider updating the HTML to include a single <h1> on each page, and utilising the full heading rank between (h2-h6) for additional headings.
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