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The <div> tag defines a division or a section in an HTML document.
The <div> tag is often used to group block-elements to format them with styles.
So I dont understand how naming your div as you have suggested will tell google what order to view your site in?! If this is true and google can do this can you please post a link to proof so I can read up on it as I have not heard of this before.
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There are no div orders. What you're seeing is a default naming convention that Photoshop uses when someone slices a PSD file and converts it to a template for an html page.
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As others have mentioned I don't see this having an effect on SEO. Going to the extreme level of dissecting the code on your site isn't the best bang for the buck in my opinion. Make sure your using search friendly technology (avoid flash when possible), use title tags, add content & internal links but other then that focus on fresh content and links. These truly are what will sore you to the top of the search engines.
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Div order is not important for SEO ...
Maybe you thought the for div applied similar rules as for the table ...
However, when you give the names of div ID, I think it is better to see in the text that google crawler finds
Code:
<div id=''keyword"> than <div id="pgrDivTopText"> ...
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Originally Posted by infoman66
Div order is not important for SEO ...
Maybe you thought the for div applied similar rules as for the table ...
However, when you give the names of div ID, I think it is better to see in the text that google crawler finds
Code:
<div id=''keyword"> than <div id="pgrDivTopText"> ...
id and classes are just code and have nothing to do with SEO so you should just name them as you wish and something that you will know what that part of the code is for, not be using keywords as this is a pointless thing to do and will only have you and who ever touched your code wonder whats what!
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What you might be referring to is putting your menu in the HTML at the bottom (and absolutely placing it via CSS). This can be beneficial if you generate incredibly large pages (html-wise). Google does not guarantee that it will crawl all of the page if it is too large. Putting your content at the top of the page will increase your chances of having it crawled then.
But I'm pretty sure that 99% of the sites out there don't have to apply this method, so you shouldn't either, probably.
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