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i find it is useful when keywords is little in your body text.

i wonder

will robots regard it as hidden text ?

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i find it is useful when keywords is little in your body text.

i wonder

will robots regard it as hidden text ?

thanks


can you elaborate on what style you'd be applying? the code you just posted doesn't actually do anything. Are you talking about display:none or something?
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Old March 10th, 2004, 11:02 AM
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can you elaborate on what style you'd be applying? the code you just posted doesn't actually do anything. Are you talking about display:none or something?

I mean

1) you can add some description with keys. it can be find by Robots.but not shown on the page.
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1) you can add some description with keys. it can be find by Robots.but not shown on the page.


so then, yes. you mean display:none or some other masking using css. Like I said, just <style type="text/css">content</style> doesn't mean anything. it isn't even vaild css.

I think there's been threads on this, but I would imagine you could get away with it, but it's unethical, and you could get burned.
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thanks, I will take yr advise.
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so then, yes. you mean display:none or some other masking using css. Like I said, just <style type="text/css">content</style> doesn't mean anything. it isn't even vaild css.

I think there's been threads on this, but I would imagine you could get away with it, but it's unethical, and you could get burned.
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