And what this mean for SEO
"body, html {display: none!important;}" ?On 6/1/05, David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
body, html {display: none!important;}
Hi,
SEO Stands for (Search Engine Otimizationa)
--- Dragan Simonovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And what this mean for SEO
>
> "body, html {display: none!important;}" ?
>
> On 6/1/05, David Laakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > body, html {display: none!important;}
>
Thanks/Regards
A
If you mean “what
does body{display:none;} do for SEO?” then the answer is not very much.
Taking Googlebot and
Slurp as examples, they don’t parse CSS or script, they want content
within the HTML and that’s it. Most hidden elements, i.e. white text on
white background or display: none;
http://www.blatek.co.uk/blateksatay/
I quite like it,
what do you think?
Heh, Ajay you make me laugh :D I know what does SEO mean ;)
@Eddie: I supposed that but just asked to prove my thought ;)On 7/20/05, Edward Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you mean "what
does body{display:none;} do for SEO?" then the answer is not very much.
Taking Googlebo
I like flash satay method,
but you can insert a tag image like this example
so browser that doesn't
support flash plug-in, shows the alternative image
"noflash.gif"
[ http://www.gizax.it/vtre/tutorial.php?valore=2&lingua=IT ] sorry, but is in italian language
:-D
cheers
Danie
I've been using Prototype for the past few weeks. It seemed like the
most light-weight JS framework for Ajax. The other frameworks I was
considering were:
Xajax - http://xajax.sourceforge.net/
Sajax - http://www.modernmethod.com/sajax/
AjaxAC - http://ajax.zervaas.com.au/
JPSpan - http://jpspan
Hi y'all,
I've a quick question about the base tag and the selection of body content text.
Try selecting body content text on this page in IE6:
http://stageaclearn.ngfl.gov.uk/
The site uses a base tag:
http://stageaclearn.ngfl.gov.uk/content_files/acl/pages/home.htm";
/>
Yet if the tag is
It's an IE bug/feature. A nuisance I have to admit. The BASE tag though???
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To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: RE: [WSG] Base tag and the selecting of body text in IE
Hi
The idea of the cascading object tag is to place alternate
*descriptive* content that reflects the intent of the content the user
can't access, rather than a "no flash" image.
HTH
James
On 7/20/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> so browser that doesn't support flash
On Wed, 2005-07-20 at 06:18 -0400, James Ellis wrote:
> The idea of the cascading object tag is to place alternate
> *descriptive* content that reflects the intent of the content the user
> can't access, rather than a "no flash" image.
Is there anything wrong with having an image as an intermediat
Yes, but if you have flash plug-in, you cannot see alternative image.
So, the only reason is that when you don't have flash installed, browser
shows you image with alternative description.
cheers
Daniele
http://www.gizax.it
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From: "James Ellis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Yes, but if you have flash plug-in, you cannot see alternative image.
> So, the only reason is that when you don't have flash
> installed, browser
> shows you image with alternative description.
But what James is getting at is that from an accessibility and usability
point
Title: Form Builder
Hi all,
I stumbled across this Formbuilder application this morning:
http://www.formassembly.com/
Has anyone here ever used it on a site?
They claim to produce valid forms but most of the example forms do not pass the W3C validator.
And where does the group stand on client
Hi all
I just notice Optus (a phone company in Australia) has a new password
reset form...
"
The box below contains a row of random letters. Most of the letters
are coloured white, some are highlighted. Please enter ONLY the RED
HIGHLIGHTED characters in the order in which they appear in the box
Title: Form Builder
Hi Erwin
I see no issues with client side form validation and web
standards, some validation should always be in place when accepting user input.
This can either be done on the server (which requires a postback event to be
triggered which means at least one round trip to
Ed, do you have a link or a name explaining this IE feature / bug?
Regards
Mike
Mike Foskett
Web Standards, Accessibility & Testing Consultant
Multimedia Publishing and Production
British Educational Co
Not a name exactly but you’re entitled to make one up if you
wish. I’ve had this problem before but a while back.
Try:
and see how you go.
Eddie
http://blog.tn38.net/
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mike Foske
Ed,
You're a star. Worked perfectly.
Cheers
Mike
Mike
Foskett Web Standards, Accessibility & Testing
Consultant Multimedia Publishing and Production British
Educational Communications and Technology A
Wasn't the original css ( * html
body {display;none;} ) meant as a joke to hide all content from IE users?
I would simply hate to see someone plop
that into their code and scratch their head for the next hour trying to figure
out what went wrong.
Ted
what does
I would like to assume
that if anyone fell for that, someone would give them a slap. ;)
Edward Clarke
ECommerce and Software
Consultant
TN38 Consulting
http://blog.tn38.net
Creative Media Centre
17-19 Robertson Street
Hastings
East Sussex
TN34 1HL
United Kingdom
Whut was that? :)
"Edward Clarke"
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Hello,
Does anyone know how to get rid of whitespace at the bottom of the page when using relative positioning on a page that has more than 1 column?
Hope that made sense,
Josh.
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Peter Goddard wrote:
Hence, the optimum solution is the have the client browser perform
validation BEFORE submission to the server.
From a security standpoint always validate user input from an untrusted
source to prevent any client side injection attacks.
Not just security: some users may
Hi all,
I use Visual Studio to author both HTML and CSS and am not sure what is
the best encoding option to choose.
For HTML it needs to be Unicode/utf-8 but there are 4 different Unicode
encodings to choose from!
Does anyone use VS and know what a good default option would be?
On 21 Jul 2005 at 9:19, Rebecca Cox wrote:
> For HTML it needs to be Unicode/utf-8 but there are 4 different
> Unicode encodings to choose from!
Hi Rebecca,
I do not use VS, but the encoding is separate, independet from the
editor.
If you want to create european/english pages with some Unicod
>> Hope that made sense,
nup. youre definately going to have to show us an example. if you havent got a live example to show, make a really simple example by stripping out everything else and just include some html & css within your post. help us to help you! :)
On 7/21/05, Josh Rose <[EMAIL P
I've been working on this thing and I'm kind of stumped. I've tried
Google to no avail. Any help on any of these points would be appreciated
I'm using a Suckerfish-derived menu system for a new design, and I'm
having the following problems in IE:
1) Menu's pop "under" all other content. A
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