makapangyarihan
13-07-2003, 15:14/03:14PM
hello,
we have developed a way to create submenu navigation bars using javascript only as an event trigger (onmouseover=....) tom make the sub-menus appear and disappear. We have retained the ordinary html syntax for our href links. i want to know if it would be "crawlable" by Search Engines or not.
here is an example of the syntax of our sub-navigation menu which appears only when you mouseover it's parent/global menu item.
<a class="nav" style="width:100%" href="services/web-design.html"><strong>>></strong><span class="navbartext">WEB DESIGN </span></a>
can anybody tell me if this is a good thing or are we wasting our time because Search Engines would not be able to crawl it anyway? if there is a problem, can someone point it out to me please? thanks!
we've tested this on IE6, NS7 and Opera7 and it works pretty decent. :cheers:
jon
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we have developed a way to create submenu navigation bars using javascript only as an event trigger (onmouseover=....) tom make the sub-menus appear and disappear. We have retained the ordinary html syntax for our href links. i want to know if it would be "crawlable" by Search Engines or not.
here is an example of the syntax of our sub-navigation menu which appears only when you mouseover it's parent/global menu item.
<a class="nav" style="width:100%" href="services/web-design.html"><strong>>></strong><span class="navbartext">WEB DESIGN </span></a>
can anybody tell me if this is a good thing or are we wasting our time because Search Engines would not be able to crawl it anyway? if there is a problem, can someone point it out to me please? thanks!
we've tested this on IE6, NS7 and Opera7 and it works pretty decent. :cheers:
jon
[Moved from Google forum to here. Please, please, please try to find the most appropriate place for new threads. You can read this (http://www.ihelpyouservices.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7575) for further clarification. - Jill]