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*Subject:* Re: [backstage] Inline hypertext links - you're doing it wrong!
I must be going blinder than I already am (partially sighted) as with OS X
and Safari I didn't see the little icons either.
Darren
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too
small :o)
Thanks for all the feedback so far.
Cheers,
jod
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*Subject:* Re: [backstage] Inline hypertext links - you're doing it wrong!
I must
It's probably worth having a look at this story on the BBC News The Editors:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2008/08/new_ways_of_linking.html
I can't think of a better example of doing something really simple and
straightforward completely wrong.
Instead of a a href=/a there loads of
For the trial we're linking to our own content as well as relevant
external sources, including Wikipedia articles, YouTube and Flickr
content. We wanted to include these sources because they promote
sharing of content
What else could the BBC do to promote sharing of content? License some
of the
Brian Butterworth wrote:
It's probably worth having a look at this story on the BBC News The
Editors:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2008/08/new_ways_of_linking.html
I can't think of a better example of doing something really simple and
straightforward completely wrong.
Instead of a
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Dave,
2008/8/19 Dave Crossland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For the trial we're
I actually like the idea that they are using javascript to insert the
links into the page, as it means with noscript it is possible to block
apture.com and then all the links disappear.
If you click one of the links and open a popup window and click Feedback you can disable
the multimedia
There's a real problem for search engines doing the wrong way. Most
search engines take the non-Javascript version of a page and index that. If
there's normal inline hypertext links in the content, Google (for example)
will use this as part of the page popularity ratings.
If they are done the
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Sent: Tue 8/19/2008 16:36
To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk
Subject: Re: [backstage] Inline hypertext links - you're doing it wrong!
There's a real problem for search engines doing the wrong way. Most search
engines take the non-Javascript version of a page
2008/8/19 John O'Donovan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So this is an editorial trial rather than a technical one so best not to get
too concerned with how it is implemented.
Feedback on what people think about inline links in general is very useful
to see where we go with this.
I think editorially its
I must be going blinder than I already am (partially sighted) as with
OS X and Safari I didn't see the little icons either.
Darren
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: [backstage] Inline hypertext links - you're doing it wrong!
I must be going blinder than I already am (partially sighted) as with OS X and
Safari I didn't see the little icons either.
Darren
¦ D P Ingram ¦ Ab Ingram Oy ¦ extn 8001
¦ darren @ ingram.fi ¦ www.ingram.fi http://www.ingram.fi
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