Quote:
Originally Posted by sortie
Ok, I wrote this just now for you:
See the highlighted html; that's a webpage:
This script is simple so don't include any javascript or comments and only use
css in a tag like this <div style="border:solid black 1px">.
This is to show you how a search engine sees your site.
This is the part of a search engine that will find the text on your site.
Now run that script in your cgi-bin and watch it return the text.
Note:
If you include <script>blah</script> or <style>blah</style> it will return "blah" as text since this
is just a simple example for you. |
potter just said it. but to re-iterate... i get what you're saying but i don't think we're debating the same point. i am confident that a search engine knows how to separate content from code (i think i said that already). but from what i was told, there is either a "character limit" or "byte limit" that a page will be read to, before a spider says "ok, next" and then moves on to spider the next page. and that limit includes code.