Bidouille, exhibit (trunk) already supports embedding data in the page
itself, which can improve indexability. See my publications page for an
example (http://people.csail.mit.edu/karger/papers.html ). At the
moment, it seems google still isn't indexing what's there. It may be
the display:none aspect; it may be that google recognizes and ignores
javascript. The former has an obvious fix, the latter may be fixed by
using a "friendlier" data format such as csv or html table. I'm hoping
to investigate this and improve things this summer.
On 4/21/2013 11:00 AM, Bidouille Grenouille wrote:
Hi,
I now use Exhibit 2.0 to make my publications (Bibtex with links to
pdf papers) publicly accessible. See www.cedric-richard.fr/pub.html
<http://www.cedric-richard.fr/pub.html>
The Json file is in the same directory as my html.
Unfortunately, the visibility of this page (and the visibility of all
my papers) by Google is zero, maybe because this page is dynamically
built. This is a problem as the objective of such website it to make
all the papers accessible and referenced by Google, etc.!!
Is there any solution for this? Maybe I have missed something?
Best,
C.
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