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Apr 13.2005

I am working on my website, to develop a specific subject, but the subject is very rich. This is good for my business, and good for my SEO efforts. Only problem is, there is SOOO much information, that while I’m almost guaranteed a top 10 ranking, I don’t know where to put it all.

So, here’s my question. Most of my webpages are PHP. I am thinking that javascipt mouseclicks might be a good way to store all of my content in the background, (to be read by the search engines) and made available when clicked. I want the website to be uncluttered, and one page, eye level viewing.

Is this a good idea, or is it possible? I’m basically without any javascipt experience, but it’s not something I can’t learn. I’m just curious how it fares with the search engines – that is, IF the data can even be stored in the same sheet. (I can’t see why it can’t – i.e. <style> vs. CSS>

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@JupacApr 13.2005 — [font=Trebuchet MS]Diffent pages? huh I dont really understand your question. And <style> = CSS [/font]
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@solid7authorApr 13.2005 — [font=Trebuchet MS]Diffent pages? huh I dont really understand your question. And <style> = CSS [/font][/QUOTE]

<style> is a tag, but I was thinking of CSS as "file.css"

I'm talking about the difference between internal and external page data. If it's external, a search engine can't see it. It will only be displayed in a template. Such is the nature of my question regarding javascript. Can it be used this way, in a way that the search engine can see the content, but it doesn't have to be displayed all at once? (can it be loaded in the page all at once, and mouseclick = selected text display in a text box?)
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@JupacApr 13.2005 — [font=Trebuchet MS]<style type="text/css">

@import "/styles.css";

</style>

or

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/styles.css" />

I think doing it with JS would hurt your rank

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@solid7authorApr 13.2005 — [font=Trebuchet MS]<style type="text/css">

@import "/styles.css";

</style>

or

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/styles.css" />

I think doing it with JS would hurt your rank

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OK, I guess you win. I was thinking of something more like:

<STYLE>

<!--

A { text-decoration:none }

-->

</STYLE>

vs.

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/styles.css" />
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Any specific reason why you think that the .js would hurt the page rank? The whole reason that I went through the exercise here, was to illustrate the fact that the script can be contained within the body of the page source, and thereby be read and spidered by the search engine, rather than linked to external source data, thus making it invisible to the SE in the first place.

Please keep in mind, I'm not intending to be a spammer. I don't understand your objection. (I'm not disagreeing - I REALLY don't understand)
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