Interesting, far enough I suppose. Would certainly hold me back from making webpages a lot less visually appealing.
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RE: Hiding content until user scrolls - Will Google penalize me?posted in Web Design
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RE: Hiding content until user scrolls - Will Google penalize me?posted in Web Design
Thanks Kane,
Yes, this is a visual feature to appear as the user scrolls.
Would love to hear if there is a better way.
Sam
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RE: Hiding content until user scrolls - Will Google penalize me?posted in Web Design
True, but won't tell me easily if it's given less weighting.
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RE: Hiding content until user scrolls - Will Google penalize me?posted in Web Design
Is Google really that cleaver to look into my scripts folder and see that the content is actually shown on scroll, probably not, so I'm guessing as you've both suggested it may not be worth it.
I wonder if there's a better way of doing this other than using opacity.
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Hiding content until user scrolls - Will Google penalize me?posted in Web Design
I've used: "opacity:0;" to hide sections of my content, which are triggered to show (using Javascript) once the user scrolls over these sections.
I remember reading a while back that Google essentially ignores content which is hidden from your page (it mentioned they don't index it, so it's close to impossible to rank for it).
Is this still the case?
Thanks,
Sam