Glossary entry

Englisch term or phrase:

<h1> and <h2> tags

Deutsch translation:

Überschriften-Tags (<h1> und <h2>)

Added to glossary by Jutta Wappel
Mar 16, 2009 15:30
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Englisch term

<h1> and <h2> tags

Englisch > Deutsch Technik Internet, E-Commerce
Um es kurz zu machen: ich bin in Computerdingen völlig ahnungslos und habe daher keinen blassen Schimmer, was damit gemeint ist. Zum besseren Verständnis hier der ganze Satz:
"Make sure your web designer is using the and tags on your webpages and including your keywords and phrases in them. Search engines consider these tags to contain the most important content descriptions of what is on the page."
Vielen Dank!
Change log

Mar 16, 2009 15:41: Steffen Walter changed "Field (specific)" from "Computer (allgemein)" to "Internet, E-Commerce"

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Non-PRO (2): Sabine Akabayov, PhD, Bernd Runge

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Proposed translations

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Überschriften-Tags (<h1> und <h2>)

Dabei handelt es sich um HTMKL-Blockelemente.

"Keywords in Überschriften-Tags werden von einigen Suchmaschinen höher gewichtet als welche im normalen Text." siehe: http://www.sumo.de/definition-ueberschriften-tag.html
Zu Tags und HTML siehe: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML#HTML-K.C3.B6rper
Peer comment(s):

agree David Williams : Ebenso gut
1 Min.
Vielen Dank, David :-)
agree Inge Meinzer
47 Min.
Vielen Dank, Inge :-)
agree Angelika Lautz
1 Stunde
Vielen Dank, Angelika :-)
agree Rolf Keiser : ev. "highlight" für den Begriff "h"
1 Stunde
Vielen Dank, Goldcoaster :-)
agree Katrin Eichler
1 Stunde
Vielen Dank, Katrin :-)
agree Patrick Zumstein (X)
1 Stunde
Vielen Dank, Patrick :-)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Danke Sebastian!"
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8 Min.

die Tags <h1> und <h2>

"Tag" ist hier auch im Dt. gebräuchlich
Peer comment(s):

agree David Williams
0 Min.
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+1
5 Min.

SEO optimisation

These tags are important when optimising web pages for search engines. The h stands for "heading".
Google uses them to rank web pages.

Google SEO+H1 tag and you will find plenty of information.




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Note added at 9 mins (2009-03-16 15:39:23 GMT)
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Sorry, my heading is tautological.
SEO = Search Engine Optimisation
Peer comment(s):

agree Birgit Niggemann : wird m.E. nicht übersetzt: h1- und h2-Tags
2 Min.
neutral David Williams : Gute Hintergrundinfo, aber "h1- und h2-Tags" is bereits eine Übersetzung, da wir auf EN keine Bindestriche hier verwenden
4 Min.
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6 Min.

<h1>-Tag, <h2>-Tag

Google einfach mal, da findest du massig Info

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Note added at 10 mins (2009-03-16 15:41:13 GMT)
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der Tag (früher bei Microsoft auch das Tag)
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