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How does the search engine stuff work for the drop down menu example?
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Q:
A web developer told me to stay away from java script drop down menu example if you want google to recognize your webpage.
Can you
tell me how drop down menu example works for spiders?
How does the search engine stuff work?
A:
Spiders can't read dynamically-generated Javascript code, so they
can't read drop down menu example links.
Search engine friendly code means that you can add additional html code
within your html page. You can generate such a code using DHTML Tuner
GUI that you can find in the trial menu package. But if you'll use the
drop down menu example without any additional html code, spider won't see menu links.
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