I'm and SEO noob, and I'm trying to sort out what practices I currently follow that might harm a site's SEO. Jill's list of "85 Reasons..." was very interesting, but the brevity of the points left me with questions. #59 is: "They use drop-down menus as the sole navigation of a site." I wondered why CSS dropdowns would be a problem, and after a quick search on the forums, I found this: http://www.highranki...h...9&hl=flyout
So now I'm puzzled. What does item #59 mean? That thread indicates that they are no problem.
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Css Dropdown Nav And Seo
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JayMcDonald
, Nov 17 2011 11:32 AM
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Posted 17 November 2011 - 12:01 PM
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I wondered why CSS dropdowns would be a problem
They're not.
I was talking about the other type of menus, like "select boxes" (I'm can't recall the technical term for them.)
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Posted 17 November 2011 - 01:45 PM
QUOTE(Jill @ Nov 17 2011, 12:01 PM) 
They're not.
I was talking about the other type of menus, like "select boxes" (I'm can't recall the technical term for them.)
I was talking about the other type of menus, like "select boxes" (I'm can't recall the technical term for them.)
Ah! OK. "Select box" is much clearer.
Thanks.
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