No Script Tags solve any navigation issues?

How do spiders use the <NoScript>?

[TomJones]

How would you rate this tag in terms of usefullness? I want SEs to index my entire site and, I have never really figured out if the spiders access the seperate JS doc on my other sites to crawl or, if they use the sitemap hyperlink. I know noscript is entended for those people who have diabled script, etc.,

Basically, do spiders follow links in between noscript tags; do they access seperate JS docs?

Thanks!

[jdMorgan]

TomJones,

> Basically, do spiders follow links in between noscript tags?

The majority will, just as they will follow any plain-HTML <a href > link.

> Do they access seperate JS docs?

No, not currently. Maybe some time in the future.

I suggest you disable your browser's Javascript, and go through your site yourself, making sure it works and looks OK. Use <noscript> primarily as a work-around for users who have JS disabled, and spiders will appreciate it, too.

Jim

[TomJones]

Thanks, Jim!

I started my life with Dreamweaver so, I was using Flash buttons for quite awhile before I realized their limitations. Then, on to DHTML but, I figured the external js was hindering me, again. Glad I followed the valuable advice of putting a sitemap link on my sites some time ago. I'll keep doing that and, use the NoScript tag for additional kicks.

[TomJones]

OK, figured out the Div problem. The header div was too big. Setting the main body (parent)div in px, then setting the header and text div to 100% solved the sizing problem.

Luvluvluv CSS. Still haven't figured the z-index thing,yet. yet....