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This is fine, as long as you don't want to exclude robots from crawling any part of your site.

Patrick has covered everything you need to know here, and most importantly, it wont hurt your rankings one bit. -Andy

Hi Jimmy, It seems that the page is not indexed yet. I fetched the page again and this time it said succesful. Now the URL is tagged to index, so i will notice tomorrow if the page is getting indexed. Thank you very much for your help! Greetings Bob

I have to submit another vote for Wordpress - you have plug ins that let you update the meta data, the URLs are automatically hierarchical which is handy, and it's really easy to use.

Hi Leonie, Thanks for your answer. I am indeed dutch so this will help a lot! groeten

Hi there! I took a look at the source code for the page you provided and the hidden H6 headers you are referring to is a CSS class named 'H6' and not actually a proper H6 tag being used. The diagnosis must be picking them up and telling you that they are H6 header tags. Hope this clears things up

No worries.  On that page, I did find two there: Giant Futuro CS 3 2014 Bruin Heren It does look like the site is running Magento Community 1.7.  You'll probably need to dig a bit to find this, but you could looking the design files for the theme, as well as perhaps in the static CMS blocks for the site. If you'd like to run a Magento Code Audit on your site, we developed one that we offer for free; it might tell you if you have core file modifications or base file changes that might help you find the appropriate files.  Here's the link: http://www.customerparadigm.com/magento-development/free-magento-code-audit-report/ Hope this helps! -- Jeff