Does any body know how I can cut make a certain portion of my site unscrolable? There is a part at the bottom of my site that I don't want to be visable but I can't remove.
I supose this can be done just by placing some kind of code, because it accidentaly hapened once when I was placing a script on my site and evrything below it was unsrollable.
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Help!: Cut It Out
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novice2
, Nov 30 2004 10:22 PM
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 10:43 PM
If you don't want a portion of your site to be visible, you should comment it out.
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Posted 30 November 2004 - 10:50 PM
LOL- why would you do that, other than trying to trick search engines?
I think you may be at the wrong forum....
I think you may be at the wrong forum....
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 01:06 AM
No I am in no way tring to trick search engines. The reason for this is my site is, my site is currently on free hosting, Freewebs to be exact and I want to hide their link wich can't be removed, because it's inaccesible to editors/owner but limiting the scrollable sections will do the trick.
My content will be on their server until I finish designing my site using GoLive 6.0, then I will move it to a paid server with a new design.
My content will be on their server until I finish designing my site using GoLive 6.0, then I will move it to a paid server with a new design.
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 01:28 AM
My guess is that it would be against your terms of service with the hosting company to hide their link. That is how you are "paying" for the service.
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 04:27 AM
There are ways... but I agree with Scottie - get some proper hosting its pretty cheap nowadays.
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 10:05 AM
QUOTE(novice2 @ Dec 1 2004, 01:06 AM)
No I am in no way tring to trick search engines. The reason for this is my site is, my site is currently on free hosting, Freewebs to be exact and I want to hide their link wich can't be removed...
Oh, you don't want to cheat the search engines, just your hosting company.
Either way, you shouldn't be doing it.
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 10:34 AM
Hosting is cheap nowadays. Seems silly to go to great lengths to hide a link just to save yourself a few bucks a month.
Why can't you move over to the paid hosting now?
Why can't you move over to the paid hosting now?
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 08:25 PM
OK, all of you have made your point!
I'll keep their link up until I finish my design. Right now, I'm not paying too much attention to the site and I don't want to pay hosting until I get more involved in the site (after I'm finished with design), but their service is great for storing my content.
I'll keep their link up until I finish my design. Right now, I'm not paying too much attention to the site and I don't want to pay hosting until I get more involved in the site (after I'm finished with design), but their service is great for storing my content.
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Posted 01 December 2004 - 08:48 PM
If I understood you correctly your are already planning on moving to a paid server. Go ahead and make the move. Change the DNS settings to point to the new domain. Wait about a week and delete the old web site.
Then continue to work on your pages and upload changes as you improve the page.
Pretty simple really. I can't think of any reason to delay a change that you already intend to implement. No need to trick anyone. Apparently you have some rankings in the SEs. You should keep your rankings.
<edit> I just noticed the change is in the planning stages. Go ahead and do it. You will be glad you did. </edit>
Then continue to work on your pages and upload changes as you improve the page.
Pretty simple really. I can't think of any reason to delay a change that you already intend to implement. No need to trick anyone. Apparently you have some rankings in the SEs. You should keep your rankings.
<edit> I just noticed the change is in the planning stages. Go ahead and do it. You will be glad you did. </edit>
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