Robots meta tag

08 Feb 07 7:13 am

If you don't really know what you're doing, it's best to forget about robot tags as one small syntax error and your page might not be able to be spidered.

09 Feb 07 5:10 am

Dear Affilo-Buds Markling, Adrian and Sean06,

Thanks so much for your awesome responses to my robot tag question, I really appreciate the help.

Listen, I am trying to decide whether or not I should do my next site in HTML or CSS. Which is best for SEO or does it really matter? I am much more familiar with HTML and do understand CSS some, but am not sure which way to go.

Thanks again my Affilo-Buds!

God Bless,

Flame-On!

ELMO :mrgreen:

09 Feb 07 12:01 pm

Sean06,

Actually my Affilo-Bud, you are quite correct. You can only set up your pages with CSS however, I just downloaded a template and it seems like 60% of it was CSS. There was very little HTML in there. The CSS page had as much code as the HTML part did. It was very confusing because there were several different layers in there.

I messed around with it quite a bit but I don't know how to use some of it. I think I'm just going to just use CSS to set up my fonts and headers. i like being able to manipulate my pages better and easier in HTML. Although, from what I have seen CSS does save you alot of Data space.

Oh, well if anyone else wants to weigh in on this, I'd appreciate the opinions of my fellow Affilo-Buds and Budettes.

God Bless and FLAME-ON

ELMO :mrgreen:

09 Feb 07 2:14 pm

elmo033057 wrote:Sean06,

Actually my Affilo-Bud, you are quite correct. You can only set up your pages with CSS however, I just downloaded a template and it seems like 60% of it was CSS. There was very little HTML in there. The CSS page had as much code as the HTML part did. It was very confusing because there were several different layers in there.

I messed around with it quite a bit but I don't know how to use some of it. I think I'm just going to just use CSS to set up my fonts and headers. i like being able to manipulate my pages better and easier in HTML. Although, from what I have seen CSS does save you alot of Data space.

Oh, well if anyone else wants to weigh in on this, I'd appreciate the opinions of my fellow Affilo-Buds and Budettes.

God Bless and FLAME-ON

ELMO :mrgreen:

They were probably using CSS for positioning with layers and div IDs. I don't recommend that for you lol If you can learn basic CSS for styling and HTML for layout - you are ok :)

Adrian,

11 Feb 07 12:03 pm

Don't know about a script, but if you use the Geeklog content management system, you have those two options & a lot more
like a forum, member zone...
People can also post messages, comments on your site.

You can get geeklog for free at www.geeklog.net