Yes, good point. It makes sense to use Advanced Text Block setting the primary search term desired as the and then perhaps the other blocks as or with the same font settings so that it matches the look you're after. Thanks for the comment! - Kathy
You can add this css to make the typed text appear on it's own line: span.kt-typed-text { display: block; } This doesn't work quite right if you have the cursor though, so you would need to do without the cursor or add it to each of the text strings. What I'm not sure about is how the SEO will be impacted by having text that changes every few seconds though. What will the crawlers index?
@@rajarorauk I will save your code for ref Crawlers will index the starting point of the animation, in this case first string word. String 2, 3, etc. will not be indexed. I will try out once from your code as well. Thanks
it was working before but now when ever I do the same it doesn't do the way it should and remain same just 1 word :[
Good tutorial 👍
But, won't this add multiple H1 tags on the page, which is not an SEO friendly feature?
Yes, good point. It makes sense to use Advanced Text Block setting the primary search term desired as the and then perhaps the other blocks as or with the same font settings so that it matches the look you're after. Thanks for the comment! - Kathy
@@KadenceWP Exactly Kathy, div will always work out in such cases.
You can add this css to make the typed text appear on it's own line:
span.kt-typed-text { display: block; }
This doesn't work quite right if you have the cursor though, so you would need to do without the cursor or add it to each of the text strings.
What I'm not sure about is how the SEO will be impacted by having text that changes every few seconds though. What will the crawlers index?
@@rajarorauk I will save your code for ref
Crawlers will index the starting point of the animation, in this case first string word. String 2, 3, etc. will not be indexed.
I will try out once from your code as well.
Thanks
The crawlers will index the first word you have in the block.
Can you add a drop shadow to text with the free version of kadence blocks?
I can't find the option in the advanced text element.
Super, merci pour ces explications
Wow that is a cool feature add.
Thanks! Super!