[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Il giorno 16/gen/08, alle ore 14:30, David Huynh ha scritto: > > >> Fra, >> >> Maybe you can embed the events' data as HTML in between >> >> <noscript> >> ... >> </noscript> >> >> That doesn't get rendered if the user has Javascript enabled, but it >> does get indexed by search engines, I believe. >> >> David >> > > > Thank you. > But if the user has javascript enabled? > Then the content between <noscript>...</noscript> is ignored by the browser.
> I've read that google can penalize the sites with text hidden.. and > that the text beetwen noscript tag is not considered by search engines. > The last time I experimented with the noscript tag the content seemed to get indexed. What you can do is to embed some relatively unique text in the noscript tag and see if googling for that text returns your page. > I wish to find a way to include my text in my page, and "print" it > only on the timeline with some javascript/ajax functions. > Can't an html page be the source for timeline? > It can. I think with some experimenting you can embed XML inside HTML. I don't know how search engines react to that, though. Let us know what you find out. David _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
