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Toggle Menu's and Collapsible Nav Structure Good For SEO?

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Your_Workshop Subscriber last edited by

Does anyone have any insights on toggle menu's or collapsible navigation structure and if its good/bad for Search?
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goodlegaladvice last edited by

as long its coded right where the actual code is in a list format and then javascript works off of that you should be fine
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