Sorry for the somewhat long title. I have a client with an existing page in their site that is essentially a long list of resources in alphabetical order. When the site was originally conceived, this page worked fine, but over the years the list of resources has grown quite large, and Fusion Reactor alerts have indicated a problem with the length of time the page is taking to load - the bottleneck seems to be all about outputting that many items to the page, rather than any queries, which execute very quickly. I've suggested that we move the page to a kind of paged results setup, so that the user clicks on the letter of the alphabet and the appropriate resources are displayed, but they are concerned with how this might affect the pages Google ranking. Any ideas on an answer to this? Will the Google ranking be affected? I'm kind of at a loss about this. Cheers. Will
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