| Is there a way to escape server-generated code?
Two of my clients' servers generate code that invalidates rendering |
albo
msg:4420121 | 7:44 pm on Feb 21, 2012 (gmt 0) |
I've tailored my code to validate in both HTML and CSS, to have acceptable semantics, and to be mobile-ready.
The server for one of my clients displays his pages within a frame (transient doctype). (Viewing the source for the client's pages doesn't even reveal the code I've constructed!) The other client's server appends non-validating javascript after the closing < / html >.
In addition to the problems I've had controlling page rendering, it's my impression that these can affect pagerank. Is there an acceptable way to bypass server-inserted code? (Is it, simply, a matter of finding a different host?) I would surely appreciate your advice.
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penders
msg:4420173 | 9:21 pm on Feb 21, 2012 (gmt 0) |
You need to find a different host IMO or upgrade your hosting. The only experience I've had with hosts injecting code like that is on cheapo/free services where they will inject ads in the page. Difficult to remove (you can't remove it completely) and would probably break T&Cs.
A framed site gives the impression you are using "free" hosting that comes as part of an ISP contract. You can view the source if you view the "frames" source.
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