The three blog topics listed below are part of a javascript experiment. I wanted a means to work with collapsing articles that would default to a usable page format when javascript was disabled. I started this after visiting a website (with my NoScript) enabled -- only to find that I could not access any of the menu options or complete articles. Since I did not know yet if I trusted the website I just moved on without reading any of their material.
I figured it would be better to allow visitors to view pages and even read your advertising copy with or without javascript turned on.
Javascript and I are friends. Javascript is a powerful and useful language for adding interactivity and functionality to your web page. This is a good thing. Great things can be done with javascript. In fact you can do things with javascript that are impossible with html and css alone. More info...
Extracted from Thoughts on Javascript
I've been poking around the web looking into the basics of SEO (search engine optimization). I've found many articles professing to give the basics of SEO. After reading a few I discovered something interesting, they all covered the same basic points AND they covered the same basic points in the same order. So I did a little behind the scenes prodding and discovered..
Extracted from SEO's Dirty Little Secret
Or, at least they intend to be sincere
"About What" you ask? Here I am referring to the following comment found on their Webmaster's Guidelines page.
Quote: "Google's goal is to provide users with the most relevant results and a great user experience."
"That's nice" you say, "But what does this have to do with me or anything else for that matter?"
Here's the deal. There is much said about Search Engine Optimization. And, there are many, many folks out there trying to make a buck by either swindling you or serving you in the area of SEO.
Extracted from Google Is Sincere
