FreePint: Join Join FreePint and receive the Newsletter every two weeks for free. Join now »
|
My Account »
|
|
If you find FreePint useful, please supply a testimonial »
|
|
FreePint Family:
 Monthly magazine reviewing business information products »
 Articles, tools, and a monthly magazine, to give you practical help with information skills »
 Recruit for information-related roles, or find your next challenge. »
 Daily update of web-based resources »
 Daily update of free, full-text reports »
|
|
|
|
Home > Forum > Bar > Message |
|
|
Join FreePint and receive the twice-weekly Bar Digest and twice-monthly tip-packed Newsletter. It's free. [ more ]
|
|
|
|
 The FreePint Bar is generously sponsored by Dow Jones Factiva.
|
|
|
| Start New | Message Index  | Flat View |
| Roll-over links hinder spidering? |
| Author: | MarkE |
| Date: | Wednesday, 19th Nov 2003 21:50 |
| Views: | 2,103 (excluding Digests and RSS feeds) |
| Category: | Internet Searching, Webmaster, eCommerce | | URL: | http://www.freepint.com/go/b26642 |
|
I'm curious, if I use roll-over navigation graphic links which often default to the left-side of the page and usually occupy the top portion of the HTML (table) text, and my main body content with relevant keywords is then by nature pushed downward, can this hinder the spiders' visit and indexing?
For example, when I use J-Bot's roll-over program, I end-up with tons of code immediately seen in my HTML whereas my body content and keywords are placed at the bottom of the page past the navigational buttons. Dangerous?
Do spiders index content in other tables, or only the first table?
I hope I'm making sense here.
Thanks.
Mark |
|
| Start New | |
| Topic |
Author |
Date |
ID |
| Roll-over links hinder spidering? | | I'm curious, if I use roll-over navigation graphic links which often default to the left-side of the page and usually ... |
|
MarkE |
19/11/03 21:50 |
26642 |
|
Charles Wiggins |
20/11/03 18:01 |
26658 |
Please note: The reply form is not showing because the posting is older than six months or the thread is locked. Please start a new topic or contact the forum administrator.
|
|