[jQuery] Using .addClass() to add dynamic class not for CSS
If the spider allows for JS code, then yea it should be fine, but I
don't know of many spiders that do more then look at the raw text of the
file and then index it. I'm not familiar with MicroID so I really can't
answer.
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Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 12:50 PM
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Subject: Re: [jQuery] Using .addClass() to add dynamic class not for CSS
Yea, I figured it out in the end, but now I'm really happy with the
results.
One question I do have. Since the class that I add is supposed to be
indexed by a microid spider, do you think these on-the-fly changes
will be picked up as the content is not really embedded but added on a
page view? That's the only issue I'm worried about.
Tane
http://digitalspaghetti.me.uk
On 12/1/06, Alex Cook <alex@farrlabs.com> wrote:
> You want to look at the Generated Source, not the normal Source FF
> started with. FF doesn't update that view as JS changes are made, so
> it's pointless to check that. Firebug or the Web Developers Toolbar
> would help you out a lot.
>
> -ALEX
>
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