I’m building a WordPress site with Visual Composer and I’ve hit a point where I need to show a totally different section on a mobile compared to a desktop/tablet.

My issue/question comes from the fact that both mobile and desktop rows will have the same content as well as H1/H2/H3 tags.

From inspecting the elements I see the mobile only rows are hidden until the page size shrinks through being set to 'display: none' in the CSS (standard visual composer way of handling width & responsiveness)

How will Google see this in terms of SEO? I don’t want to come across as if I’m cloaking text and H1 tags on the page

(I have emailed the visual composer support but wanted to get an external opinion)

Hi guys and girls!

Just putting a new site live, we changed the URL from one thing to another and I created a 301 file redirecting the urls like for like.

The developer installing it has created a different file with columns like:

RewriteRule ^page/ http://www.site/page [R=301,L]

RewriteRule ^/page/ http://www.site/page [R=301,L]

What's the difference? The page redirects but is there a difference between the 301 redirect and this URL rewrite in terms of SEO and link value?