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• Explorable SEO Friendly reagent Flash player

  I want to have a flash drive responsive with an alternative (analyzable for search engines) HTML version and so far I have problems with integration.

  I am able to have the html version, but I'm struggling with the sensitive part. Here is my code:

  <object classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" width="550" height="400" id="movie_name" align="middle">
    <param name="movie" value="movie_name.swf"/>
    <!--[if !IE]>-->
    <object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="movie_name.swf" width="550" height="400">
        <param name="movie" value="movie_name.swf"/>
    <!--<![endif]-->
        <a href="http:www.spytronic.com/fr-ca/liste/cameras-de-surveillance">
            Video link about cameras de surveillance
        </a>
    <!--[if !IE]>-->
    </object>
    <!--<![endif]-->
</object>

  So it's simple enough, now the part that I am struggling with is the width and the original height as attributes in the object tag. Which, according to me, I need is a

  function of jQuery that runs once the tag of document has been loaded. With the selector [type = "application/x-shockwave-flash"] object, jQuery pick up all items flash on the page.

  The way I see it is each object in the table tube will store the object reference itself, its width and its height. So I have so far:

  var tube = [];
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('object[type="application/x-shockwave-flash"]').each(function (){
        tube.push({
            element: $(this),
            height: $(this).attr('height'),
            width: $(this).attr('width')
        });
    });
});

  And

  $(window).resize(function() {
    clearTimeout(rebuild);
    rebuild = setTimeout(function() {
        $.each(tube, function (i, value) {
            tube[i].element.height(tube[i].element.width() / tube[i].width * tube[i].height);
        });
    }, 100);
});

  Don't you think that this approach is good (cross-browser), resizable and seo friendly?

  Lol IE7 and 8 aren't HTML5 compatible browsers.  They now represent less than 2% of users from around the world.  If that's really your main target audience, you can use a Flash of relief for obsolete browsers.   However, the HTML5 video should be your main medium, no Flash which is a web technology dead.

  Nancy O.

• FAQ - custom SEO Friendly URLs

  For the FAQ module, we can implement a URL - friendly custom SEO based on the section of the FAQ instead of the default URL, for example: businesscatalyst.com/FAQRetrieve.aspx?ID=49523 & amp; Q =

  Hello

  Correct if need SEO friendly URLs using Web Apps as the workaround for your frequently asked questions.

  References:

  - http://forums.adobe.com/message/4839612#4839612

  - http://forums.adobe.com/message/4236260#4236260

  Kind regards

  -Sidney

• Literature item URL: SEO Friendly?

  The following article ( http://kb.worldsecuresystems.com/portal_landing_page/Partner.html?page=665:bc_665:html ) says that literature item URL should look like this:

  mydomain.com/_literature_12345/file-name.mov

  However, my experience is that they actually look like this:

  mydomain.com/LiteratureRetrieve.aspx?ID=12345

  Everyone knows this? I prefer the first option because it includes the real file name. Is there a way to select this formatting?

  Thank you!

  Brian

  Hi Brian,.

  By default, the URL of the literature should show as SEO friendly however if you have a syntax not valid that cannot display in the url for example with commas, quotes, etc., then the system will automatically return the url not respectful.

  In case of doubt please provide and example of what you are experiencing so we can help confirm.

  Kind regards

  -Sidney

• Impossible? SEO - Friendly liquid layout 2 columns hybrid

  Convert my first site of the 4.01 to XHTML 1.0 Transitional. Next to the header and footer, there a 150px sidebar left and a main text box liquid. All together in the tables. The Web page fills the entire window and liquid. To be SEO-friendly, it READS THE FIRST reading before the left sidebar for a long time.

  Have read the excellent article in Cookbook titled "Generate SEO-friendly, 2-column layouts in DW. But he can't understand the hybrid liquid design (twoColHybLtHdr). Can get the sidebar to the top if I specify a certain width for the main text. But it's not liquid!

  I need the main text to fill the space between the sidebar of 150px and the right edge of the window, regardless of the width can be.

  (DW CS4 running. Mac.)

  Is this possible? Or not? Thanks for any help!

  Since the search engine spiders do not use CSS, it matters little what formatting CSS you use.  SEO is all about having a lot of content relevant, rich in keywords within good semantic markup (h1, h2, h3, p, li,...)

  Here's a CSS layout that uses a sidebar width fixed and liquid content area:

  http://ALT-Web.com/templates/2-Col-liquid-layout.shtml

  More multi-column Liquid Layouts-

  s http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/ultimate-multi-column-liquid-layouts-em-and-pixel-width

  Nancy O.
  ALT-Web Design & Publishing
  Web | Graphics | Print | Media specialists
  http://ALT-Web.com/
  http://Twitter.com/ALTWEB
  http://ALT-Web.blogspot.com

• Instead of using flash, HTML5 & CSS3 can be SEO friendly?

  When the time is right for SEO say that

  Normally the information embedded in Flash is often invisible to search engines. With the Introduction of HTML5 and CSS3 and all progress in the technology of Web 2.0, Web sites now have ceased adopting flash on their Web site.

  most of the popular CMS like Joomla and Wordpress on which most of the websites developed our now have integrated technology HTML5 and CSS3

  Can someone explain to me how it works

  Take a look at edge ( http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/edge/ ) If you want to see the animation code that is generated.  It will give you an idea of how the text and other elements are in HTML and can be read by Google.  When Flash content is embedded in the file so Google sees nothing.  Search for CSS menus and compare it to the code generated by a Flash menu.  Those are the two best examples on referencing.

• [ENHANCEMENT REQUEST]: support for URL rewriting Apex / alias / url SEO friendly

  Hello

  1. we are familiar with Url Rewriting for almost every apex / etc. friendly url... Messages / Google Search images etc... (including external options such as: Monkey on Oracle: Nice URLS in a Public facing Oracle APEX...)

  2. currently, there is no fully enclosed solution, we have implemented solutions suggested with some commercial Web sites, but with very limited support when implementations special apex have been applied.

  3. in today's world, URL formatting / rewriting etc... is a MUST, especially when creating commercial Web sites.

  It would be appreciated if you can serve an improvement / Feature request for the next version of Apex on this or provide a closed solution.

  Concerning

  Etay G

  Hello

  You must add this to Oracle Application Express Feature Requests

  Kind regards

  Jari

• If I scan the site seo friendly scan said the site lack of frameworks and found an iframe.

  Well can someone help me I'm wrong or forget to do...

  Please check the custom code you've added to the page.

  If there is no added custom code and it always displays the question, provide the url of the site.

  Thank you

  Sanjit

• Is flash player SEO friendly?

  Hello world

  I know there is a lot of debate on this issue and several discussions, but most is a bit outdated.

  What worries me is that almost every engine control online SEO related items flash (using the flash in general) as an issue that needs to be fixed.

  I checked several of them (seo online check, woorank, analytical seo etc. etc.) for free and paid (trial versions) with the same results.

  Web site, that we are working on (inthessaloniki.com) is not a flash-heavy Web site, but there are flash key elements that cannot be deleted.

  Does this affect seo in a negative way, on the current google algorithm?

  Is there a solution to what is not technically demanding (too)? Links, ideas, everything is welcomed!

  (ps: I know this isn't a very sophisticated, specific question. IAM trying to learn basic SEO that we speak )

  Not a lot of idea about that, but see if this helps: http://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/

  You can also try to export some of your Flash-based content as HTML5 canvas via Flash Pro CC.

• is indesign publishing online seo friendly

  When you publish a document via publish online Google can index the content (text)?

  A document with the word Hello.

  https://INDD.Adobe.com/view/c714b55e-ed5f-424B-93b8-2f7938716b62

  Hello does not appear in the body of the document. But there is a header area you can fill, which could be made available.

  You might be better to use ePub FXL, cracking it open and use files that are there.

  P.

• -What SEO of Menus Spry friendly?

  Hello
  
  I read that the Spry Menus are not SEO friendly.
  
  Spry menus created in Dreamweaver CS3 SEO friendly?
  
  I can see the < a > links in the html code. It seems OK to me.
  
  Thank you
  Jeff: confused

  You have reason to believe that they are indeed SEO friendly. Where
  have you heard otherwise?

  --

  E. Michael Brandt

  www.divaHTML.com
  www.divahtml.com/Products/scripts_dreamweaver_extensions.php
  According to the standard scripts and the Dreamweaver Extensions

  www.valleywebdesigns.com/vwd_Vdw.asp
  JustSo PictureWindow
  JustSo PhotoAlbum, and alia

  --

• SEO questions

  I am very new in the world of web design. I recently launched one of my first sites:

  American Power Group - home

  I did a little research on how to make my site as SEO friendly as possible. Recently, I ran a "check up" SEO and things came that I had no idea how fix:

  Robots.txt test

  Your site is not a ' robots.txt '. This file can protect the private content from appearing online, save bandwidth and reduce the load on your server. A missing "robots.txt" file also generates additional in your apache log errors whenever the robots apply a.

  Inline CSS test

  Your Web page is using CSS inline of 26 properties!

  Cache Test page

  It does not seem you're caching of your pages. Cached pages are static html and avoid potentially requests a lot of time to your database. It also helps server low load up to 80%. Cached more visibly enjoys pages high traffic that access a database, but the content of which does not change with each page view. Common caching methods include Alternative PHP Cache Quickcacheand jpcache. Caching mechanisms also usually compress HTML, reducing further the time of size and load the page.

  Minification JS test

  You have several JS files. Try combining them into one to reduce the number of HTTP requests.

  Test of CSS Minification

  You have multiple CSS files. Try combining them into one to reduce the number of HTTP requests.

  Can someone explain what they are and if/how I can solve them in Muse?

  Thank you!

  Hi, I'll try to explain,

  
  

  Robots.txt

  Thi sFichier is used to provide instructions on their site for web robots;

  At the moment your site doesn't have any robots.txt file, you can create one and download via upload of a file or by using the FTP connection

  detailed instructions can be check here

  http://www.robotstxt.org/robotstxt.html

  CSS Inline

  Inline style can be used if a unique style to apply to a single occurrence of an element.

  detailed instructions can be check here

  http://www.w3schools.com/HTML/HTML_CSS.asp

  Page caching

  http://www.seositecheckup.com/articles/109

  JS minification

  It means remove all unnecessary characters, such as spaces, new lines, comments without affecting the functionality of the source code.

  You can use online JS compress http://jscompress.com/

  I hope this helps.

• SEO - error page custom IIS and rewrite Url CF question

  I have a strange question for a familiar person to SEO.
  
  Here's what I did. I have a Web site configuration that has only a single physical page, index.cfm. All links on this site are set up to be SEO friendly. Something like: domainname.com/my-coldfusion-question. I set up a custom 404 error page in IIS to include a coldfusion page called masterRewrite. When the page is called, it analyzes the url, queries the database and built a page that refers to the browser. So, basically ANY link that you can go on the site always returns a page with the content and the browser is never a "Page not found" error
  
  So here's my question: when google spiders my page t - he never knew that a 404 error? I've tested a bit myself using cfhttp to go to a page that does not exist on the site and looked at the headers. The returned response header shows identical to a page that actually exists. StatusCode is "200 OK." So my question is, Google sees this even as a page that actually does not exist? Initially I thought that he made, but have noticed my page rank is 0/10 and I was wondering if, somehow, Google knows the difference despite the fact that the statuscode indicates that 200.
  
  Any idea would be great, thanks.
  
  Michael
  
  

  These Mike Chabot houseoffusion says:
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------

  If the status code is 200, then Google does not know what a 404 error. I think that they officially frown on this technique. What Google is a page they know there is no query, and it they don't get a 404 error they might punish your ranking. They also punish your rankings to have pages that are very similar to the content in the different URLS. I have a question the validity of the use of the metric rankings as a measure of the success page.

  -Mike Chabot

• Sizes of images for SEO

  What is the best way of decrees size image, but it should not effect actual image quality much, like Web site design company we try always our best to keep our promise with our SEO friendly website design client, but mainly because of the size images we could meet not client and real goal want too heavy graphics but SEO friendly Web sites.

  Most of the designers is not aware of a magical function of Photoshop and using the 'Save for Web' option instead of using standard "backup" or "save under" featured during the save images of Web pages, it will reduce the size of nearly 70% for jpg images, but without any effect on the quality of the image as they look to a human eye.

  Hi zendtronix,

  Greetings!

  As you say indeed the best way is to save to the web option.

  File-> export-> save for Web (Legacy)

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• Adobe Muse and "frames" and "IFRAME" in the code

  Hello

  I wonder by a SEO specialist that I had to remove all of the code in 'frame' of my Muse sites because it's something that Google does not like. My question is: is - this really bad for google to have a web site with frames? I can't fix in Muse, if so how? If the images generated by Muse when exporting in html are OK to search the engine like Google, please give me some explanation in order to understand how it works and meet the SEO specialist.

  I asked myself, why Adobe would generate a bad code SEO? It's not logical, that I don't know can someone help me understand this.

  Here is an example: (single chassis), a few times I have "clip frames.

  " < div class="clearfix" id="page"> " " <! - column - >
  	"< div class="position_content" id="page_position_content">" "
  	" < div class="colelem clearfix" id="ppu2528"> " " <!--Group-->
  	" < div class="grpelem" id="pu2528"> " " <! - registration - >
  	"< div id="u2528"> <! - simple framework - > < / div > .
  	" < div class="clearfix" id="pu2529-4"> " <!--Group-->
  	" < div class="grpelem clearfix" id="u2529-4"> " <! - content - >
  	< p > Project< /p >
  	< / div >
  	< / div >
  	< / div >
  	" < div class="browser_width grpelem" id="u113"> " " <!--Group-->
  	"< div class="clearfix" id="u113_align_to_page">" "
  	"< div class="grpelem" id="u2354"> <! - simple framework - > < / div > " "
  	< / div >
  	< / div >
  	" < div class="clearfix grpelem PamphletWidget" id="pamphletu2305"> " " <!--Group-->
  	" < div class="clearfix grpelem ThumbGroup" id="u2331"> " " <!--no box-->
  	"< div class="popup_anchor">."
  	"< div class="inch popup_element - rounded corners" id="u2333"> <! - simple framework - > < / div > " "

  Thank you

  Mélanie Benoit

  There is no real reference to HTML frames in the code snippet you provided. Those you see is just the HTML comments.

  Muse would use iFrames in cases like the insertion of a YouTube/Vimeo video (that's what Google/Vimeo provide for coating purposes) or animation of Board for example.

  As for the impact on SEO, take a look at these articles.

  https://support.Google.com/webmasters/answer/34445?hl=en

  http://webmasters.StackExchange.com/questions/54169/does-IFRAME-affect-SEO-of-its-parent-p age

  Also note that HTML Frame and iFrame are different http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1079128/whats-the-difference-between-iframe-and-frame> and that the latter is well supported in HTML5 - http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp.

  Thank you

  Vinayak