Brian Butterworth wrote:
It's probably worth having a look at this story on the BBC News The
Editors:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2008/08/new_ways_of_linking.html
I can't think of a better example of doing something really simple and
straightforward completely wrong.
Instead of a <a href=""></a> there loads of silly Javascript popus
like those rather mad adverts you get on some sites.
You wouldn't think there's been a standard way of doing this for
almost 15 years...
I actually like the idea that they are using javascript to insert the
links into the page, as it means with noscript it is possible to block
apture.com and then all the links disappear.
Adam
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