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2/15/2009 5:58 AM
 

Hi everyone,


Which is better to use in creating a search engine optimized skin in DNN5, tables or frames? I read that search engine spiders go throught the header and menu before it reaches the main content of a site but I've no idea on which of the two choices are safe to use in the site that is SEO-friendly.

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2/15/2009 2:22 PM
 

typically i would recommend you avoid the use of frames, as these isolate indexable content from pages. Note: the solpart & dnnmenu's both auto detect spiders/crawlers and render unordered lists of menu items to help with indexing.


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