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CSS Table Less Designs For Better Search Engine Optimization

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Sunday, 07 January 2007 04:46

Search engine optimization (SEO) is helped also by the clean code without unnecessary cluttered code that usually consists of many tables, preloaders, repeating code for each paragraph etc. YOu can fix these problems with Cascading Style Sheets CSS. Uncluttered code lets spiders crawl the site faster and easier and recognize your content, and improves your site's keyword density—an important metric in determining your site's search engine ranking.

As we'll see, CSS lets you control the position of an element in the browser window, largely independent of its position in the HTML document.

So, if you have a form or some other chunk of code that is not important for search engines (does not have any keywords), move its code to the end of your HTML page and use CSS to display it in the top of the page for example.

The best is to use the content with your keywords as close to the top of your code as possible, because search engines are giving more importance to the content that is higher to the top of your website with all your search optimized keywords.

So it is possible to move the unwanted code with no keywords in the end of the html and use the css to dispaly it on the top if you want.

HERE ARE THE SAMPLES OF CSS TABLE LESS TECHNIQUE. THEY ARE ONLY THE SIMPLE CSS PRESENTATIONS WITHOUT THE PICTURES PROPER TEXT etc.

 



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sancho resa  - thanks man   |2008-08-04 18:16:53
thank you
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