HI,
The internet is a great resource. You won't get a certificate from it,
but you will learn.
btw your site has 62 validation errors, even transitional XHTML doesn't
like
href=http://afpwebworks.com/Index.cfm?pid=25
with no quotes on the attribute.
also font id deprecated.
Cheers
Thanks for that little gem, Luke.I was kind of hoping for advice on the
best way to learn more about SEO, and the most up todate techniques. I got
a bit depressed when I googled SEO, and the first 50 or so results on what I
searched for had dates in 2005. I feel sure that SEO has changed
Hi Mike,
With reference to below email, I would like to advise you to surf few online
communities to get updates on current SEO industry. I am not sure whether you
are already participating in such communities or not !
here are few resources :
forums.digitalpoint.com (seo section)
Hi Mike,
I recommend you go to SEOmoz.org or seobook.com.
James
2009/5/11 Mike Kear w...@afpwebworks.com
Thanks for that little gem, Luke.I was kind of hoping for advice on
the best way to learn more about SEO, and the most up todate techniques. I
got a bit depressed when I googled
and... we do need to close this thread.
'how do I get better SEO skills', while dear to my heart, *is* off
topic.
If you'd like to help Mike out, please feel free to reply offlist
warmly,
Lea
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hi guys
I am stumped with this - I have a menu list that is generated out of a
database; the menu has several items and each has a 'class' attribute
that reflects the item id, thus:
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div id=left
div class=moduletablemain_er
ul class=menu
li id=current class=active
I'm sorry if this is off topic. I think it crosses over standards because
it relates in a way, I hope you'll be a bit forgiving to me...
I need to upgrade my Search Engine Optimisation skills. I've had quite good
success at getting good rankings for my clients with attention to standards,
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 10:33 AM, Simon Josephson
si...@artatwork.com.au wrote:
hi guys
I am stumped with this - I have a menu list that is generated out of a
database; the menu has several items and each has a 'class' attribute that
reflects the item id, thus:
---
div
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 12:49 AM, Mike Kear w...@afpwebworks.com wrote:
So I’m asking for your advice…What’s the best way for me to update SEO
skills?
here's a place to start and the classes are free to boot:
http://www.gnc-web-creations.com/seo-optimization.htm
cheers,
dwain
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li.item361 span {
background: red;
}
-Original Message-
From: li...@webstandardsgroup.org [mailto:li...@webstandardsgroup.org] On
Behalf Of Simon Josephson
Sent: 11 May 2009 15:33
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: [WSG] Span within a li
hi guys
I am stumped with this - I
There must be more to this than what you have said, because:
Li.item361 a span { what:ever; }
Should work okay, indeed is probably too verbose/explicit.
Mike
Mike Brockington
Web Development Specialist
www.calcResult.com
www.stephanieBlakey.me.uk
www.edinburgh.gov.uk
This message does not
.item361 span
Just the span within the li class item361. Is it possible?
Note... only the 'item361'; not item111 or item359, nor 'current'.
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Thanks Christian, Mike, Adam and Ross
:((
As you suggested Mike, overly simplistic... Still no 'uptake'
Here is the URL, look to the left and you will notice a menu item with
a bullet (hardcoded) - Who Are We; this is item. Check it out with
firebug' etc
In advance thanks!!!
Hi Simon,
Looks like you need a more specific selector:
#left ul li.item361 span {background:red;}
does the trick :)
HTH
cal.
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On 12/05/2009, at 7:33 AM, Simon Josephson wrote:
item361
How do you want to style this? Is the dot meant to be there???
If it's not meant to be there, check in the Joomla backend that the name for
the link does not include the dot.
Otherwise what people have said previously will work in terms of CSS
styling.
-Original Message-
From:
PS: I ended up with a string something like this... (ineffectual)
#left ul li item361 a:link span
If tha'ts the actual string you have two issues
1) Missing dot for .item361, so it's not combining with the li
2) you're only styling unvisited links
Also it sounds like your selector is losing a
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