My H1 is not readable in MOZ
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I have tried a lot to no success. I can read the H1 in the source of the browser. And I have tried without any classes(joomla). Does anybody experienced something similar or have a clue why MOZ can't read my H1?
Here is the link to the page:
Appreciate any kind of help:)
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Hi There,
I hope all well and you are having an amazing day! This is a tricky one to answer without a bit more information, it does appear that we are pulling this H1 tag so if you can let us know where you are seeing this result we would be super happy to help.
Thanks again for being super amazing and if you have any other questions in the meantime let me know.
Have an amazing day and I look forward to speaking with you soon!
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Yes, I could see it on the page, with Screaming Frog and in the Moz toolbar. Where are you seeing that Moz can't see it?
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Hello,
if you modifed the html code recently, could be that its taking a cached version?
Anyway don´t worry, most important thing is that the html headings structure of your landing is ok, and it is
Btw, mozbar detects your H1 element
Br
//Oliver
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