Why is it fragmenting the texts ... in the code (Seo Problem

[rhdpre]

Why is it fragmenting the texts ... in the code
I am concerned that it will affect SEO

The text: Máxima tasación. Te daremos la máxima tasación sin coste y a domicilio o también por nuestro formulario.

Code:

<div class="xr_txt Normal_text xr_s200" style="position: absolute; left:404px; top:1245px; width:294px; height:10px;">
<span class="xr_tl Normal_text xr_s201" style="top: -21.38px;">TASACION GRATUITA 100%</span>
<span class="xr_tl Normal_text xr_s202" style="top: 22.01px;"><span class="Normal_text xr_s203" style="">Máxima tasación. </span><span class="Normal_text xr_s204" style="">Te daremos la máxima </span></span>
<span class="xr_tl Normal_text xr_s204" style="top: 49.92px;">tasación sin coste y a domicilio o también </span>
<span class="xr_tl Normal_text xr_s204" style="top: 77.82px;">por nuestro formulario. </span>

4, lines of code. Sometimes it creates a line of code for each word !!!
<span class="xr_tl Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s11" style="top: -25.65px;"><span class="Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s12" style="">Maxima </span></span>
<span class="xr_tl Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s11" style="left: 82.01px; top: -25.65px;"><span class="Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s13" style="">tasacion </span></span>
<span class="xr_tl Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s11" style="top: 7.03px;"><span class="Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s12" style="">Pagamos </span></span>
<span class="xr_tl Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s11" style="left: 90.26px; top: 7.03px;"><span class="Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s14" style="">AL </span></span>
<span class="xr_tl Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s11" style="left: 112.63px; top: 7.03px;"><span class="Normal_text H2_Cabecera xr_s12" style="">Contado</span></span>
</div>



I suspect it is because of the line spacing ... can it be avoided? Cut sentences and leave them meaningless and that can "confuse google", right?

https://www.vendetucocheconcargas.com/1/

[Acorn]

I suspect it is because of the line spacing ... can it be avoided? Cut sentences and leave them meaningless and that can "confuse google", right?

Wrong! Google just reads the words; it doesn't know their meaning or purpose. It might comment about in-line CSS but the Bot is not concerned with placement, syntax, semantics or animations, just it can be read. It like headings and structure.

An XDA outputs sub-pixel positioning.
Each text line is placed inside a SPAN tag.
Every character and paragraph Style requires CSS to be applied so span-wrapping may occur down to the single glyph.

If you feel it is important then you can select the Text Area and apply the special Name, htmlblocktext.
This turns the rendered text area into a collection of <p> tags.
You still have the in-line CSS in spans for formatting and you lose the line height control.

You can restore this a bit by including some CSS:

<style>
p {
line-height: 1.7em !important;
}
</script>

at the end of you page (using Website Code (body)).

Acorn

[rhdpre]

Thank you so much