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100% iframes are a no-no.. ANY iframes, though? no.. there are tons of legitimate uses for them.. like ads.
but bear in mind, typically ad serving stuff uses javascript to insert it's iframes.. and if you look at google adsense's source code, you'll notice they have gone to some (albeit simple) lengths to hide the "iframe" string from spiders.
also keep in mind that the contents of the iframe, (the iframe 'src') is going to be pretty much treated as a completely separate page. if you must use them, you're better off hiding it from the engines with javascript or cloaking and not relying on it to get spidered.
best scenario is to avoid them altogether, unless it's for ads.
also keep in mind that the contents of the iframe, (the iframe 'src') is going to be pretty much treated as a completely separate page. if you must use them, you're better off hiding it from the engines with javascript or cloaking and not relying on it to get spidered.
best scenario is to avoid them altogether, unless it's for ads.
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Can't you just use an appropriately CSS'd div tag with an "overflow" attribute set to how you want to bypass using an iframe in some instances - like if you want to include a scrolling element of text?
Can't you just use an appropriately CSS'd div tag with an "overflow" attribute set to how you want to bypass using an iframe in some instances - like if you want to include a scrolling element of text?
sounds like a plan
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