Nonsense
FP 2003 generates well formed html and the only areas that are non std are when using some of the amateur tools design time if
offers like themes (not applied using CSS), nav bars and specialty webbots
| So is that stating that all FP code is formatted poorly with possible
| error's? Is it better to use a code cleanup program after running FP to
| create a site or page?
|
| | > Thank You Chris
| > This answered my question.
| >
| > "Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage" wrote:
| >
| > > it can't be true since they're save time features, in other words, the
| stuff
| > > is all compiled into the pages when they're saved. if you open one with
| > > notepad you'll see all the code, not the "guts only" code you'll see in
| > > FrontPage.
| > >
| > > sometimes poorly formatted or invalid HTML can stymie a search engine
| robot,
| > > and it'll just move on rather than struggle, but there's nothing that's
| > > really inherent to the general DWT/ Include page features of FrontPage
| that
| > > will confuse the bots.
| > >
| > > HTH
| > >
| > > --
| > > Chris Leeds,
| > > Microsoft MVP-FrontPage
| > >
| > > ContentSeed: great tool for web masters,
| > > a fantastic convenience for site owners.
| > >
http://contentseed.com/
| > > --
| > > | > > > I thought that I had read somewhere a while back that search engine's
| had
| > > > problems read pages with or converted to DWT. Is this true? By
| converting
| > > > from shared borders to DWT will there be any affect on page ranking?
| > >
| > >
| > >
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