• This topic is discussed here and on other forums, and the developers of WordPress write that it’s not a big deal. But all SEO services, the same Bing defines as a critical error.

    <h1 id="link-modal-title">Insert/modify link</h1>

    I do not understand how hard it is to remove this bug in 20 years and replace <h1> <div> in <div>, because the site is not broken, and the error will disappear.

    You can manually fix it yourself, but when you upgrade WordPress, everything will be like before.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • All tags – including H1 tags – are defined and places by the theme or plugins, not WordPress itself.

    Looking at your site, you’ve got a H1 tag on the page, and also in what looks to be a modal window area. Seeing that I’d say that whatever plugin or theme is crating that modal is the problem, not WordPress core.

    Thread Starter aliprofi

    (@aliprofi)

    You’re wrong, this is a problem with WordPress. This code:

    <h1 id=”link-modal-title”><?php _e(‘Insert/edit link’ ); ?></h1>

    Located in the file class-wp-editor.php

    That’s where it’s coming from?

    That tells me that there’s something very wrong with your theme. Why would your theme need to load the Gutenberg link editor on the front-end? Looking at the source code it’s some pop-up modal window, but I can’t see what’s making it show, so I can’t say what’s happening.

    But yeah… it does look like it’s doing something the wrong way.

    Thread Starter aliprofi

    (@aliprofi)

    The visual editor in the comments and in the forum reply form gives this glitch. If you look on the Internet, it is a common occurrence. And everyone is told: it’s okay, but all SEO services and programs show this as a critical error.

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