Dreamweaver & Google indexing of menu

[NewsGuy]

Last week I posted a question under "Applet menu and google spiders". From
my previous thread (and my own personal experience) I am under the impresion
that Google has a problem indexing java aplet menus.

I am meeting a 'consultant' tomorow at 10 am, who may help me refine my web
site. He uses Dreamweaver. Knowing nothing of dreamweaver firsthand, I am
wondering how there menu system works and if I may have similar problems
with indexing by Google (like I did with my java aplet menu). I am redoing
my whole site, and one item on my list is to *make *sure *Google *can *index
*the *whole *site.

TIA!
John

 

[Tonnie]

Last week I posted a question under "Applet menu and google spiders". From
my previous thread (and my own personal experience) I am under the impresion
that Google has a problem indexing java aplet menus.

I am meeting a 'consultant' tomorow at 10 am, who may help me refine my web
site. He uses Dreamweaver. Knowing nothing of dreamweaver firsthand, I am
wondering how there menu system works and if I may have similar problems
with indexing by Google (like I did with my java aplet menu). I am redoing
my whole site, and one item on my list is to *make *sure *Google *can *index
*the *whole *site.

Hi NewsGuy,

Use normal anchors like:

<a href="invalid-page.html>invalid-page</a>

 

[David Dorward]

I am meeting a 'consultant' tomorow at 10 am, who may help me refine my
web site. He uses Dreamweaver.

Which means very little. Its a tool. It can be used to delude people into
thinking they can construct a good website when they cannot, it can be used
by an expert to speed up the design process. You can't judge the quality of
a developer on their choice to use Dreamweaver.

 

[Steve Pugh]

Last week I posted a question under "Applet menu and google spiders". From
my previous thread (and my own personal experience) I am under the impresion
that Google has a problem indexing java aplet menus.

I am meeting a 'consultant' tomorow at 10 am, who may help me refine my web
site. He uses Dreamweaver. Knowing nothing of dreamweaver firsthand, I am
wondering how there menu system works and if I may have similar problems
with indexing by Google (like I did with my java aplet menu). I am redoing
my whole site, and one item on my list is to *make *sure *Google *can *index
*the *whole *site.

DW creates whatever the user tells it to create. A menu
created/inserted via DW could be HTML, JavaScript, Java, Flash or
anything else. Ask the consultant what he intends to use.

Steve

 

[NewsGuy]

DW creates whatever the user tells it to create. A menu
created/inserted via DW could be HTML, JavaScript, Java, Flash or
anything else. Ask the consultant what he intends to use.

Simple question, simple answer...
NewsGuy tips his hat to steve!

 

[Andy Dingley]

I am meeting a 'consultant' tomorow

He's a wanker.

He uses Dreamweaver.

He's a wanker.

No-one with anything resembling a clue has called _themselves_ a
"consultant" since the mobile phone shop assistants started calling
themselves that.

 

[Big Bill]

He's a wanker.


He's a wanker.

No-one with anything resembling a clue has called _themselves_ a
"consultant" since the mobile phone shop assistants started calling
themselves that.

Um...I do...now and then...

BB

 

[Big Bill]

Last week I posted a question under "Applet menu and google spiders". From
my previous thread (and my own personal experience) I am under the impresion
that Google has a problem indexing java aplet menus.

I am meeting a 'consultant' tomorow at 10 am, who may help me refine my web
site. He uses Dreamweaver. Knowing nothing of dreamweaver firsthand, I am
wondering how there menu system works and if I may have similar problems
with indexing by Google (like I did with my java aplet menu). I am redoing
my whole site, and one item on my list is to *make *sure *Google *can *index
*the *whole *site.

TIA!
John

Plain text links work best. If you must have drop-down this and that
then make sure down the bottom of the page you duplicate the links in
a plain text format. Also it's a great idea to have a site map made up
of plain text links too.

BB