It was my understanding that Google only reads inline styles anyway, not
those in external stylesheets. For an added layer of protection you can
exclude robots from your CSS directory using robots.txt too.
On Tue, 16 Jan 2007 21:56:17 +1000, Rob Kirton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Benjamin
I slightly surprised that google can automatically both access CSS,
ascertain it's meaning and then pass judgement on what is too small in
terms
of text size. For example CSS could reduce the text size by a number of
steps including by means of inheritence and applying different techniques
mixing EMS and percentages.
Maybe if somebody from Google had cause to manually investigate....
I may be wrong. However I suspect there is an awful lot of FUD
surrounding
the capabilities of Google irrespective of the number of PHD grads they
employ.
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