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On Mon, 29 Dec 2003 16:32:54 +0100 "Andrea Hickisch"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
>
> I want to exclude parts of a page (navigation) from being indexed but
> still follow it's links (so noindex_start and noindex_end won't work)
> and index the rest of the page (so the meta tag for robots
> noindex,follow won't work).
Two kluges spring to mind:
1) <A HREF="there"><!--htdig_noindex-->Go there<!--/htdig_noindex--></A>
1a) in config set noindex_start & noindex_end to something terser:
<A HREF="there"><!--XX-->Go there<!--/XX--></A>
2) <!--htdig_noindex-->
<A HREF="there">Go there</A>
<A HREF="elsewherhe">Go elsewhere</A>
{...}
<!--/htdig_noindex-->
<A HREF="there"> </A>
<A HREF="elsewherhe"> </A>
{...}
i.e. replicate the links, hidden, in an inconspicuous corner of the page.
Mike
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