Posted by JH on 07/14/07 11:01

On Jul 14, 9:47 am, "Woody W" <rqwqd...@sqfsqwdgdd.owdq> wrote:
> "dorayme" <doraymeRidT...@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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> > In article <Ts%li.21531$iE5.5...@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk>,
> > "Woody W" <rqwqd...@sqfsqwdgdd.owdq> wrote:
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> >> What are the disadvantages of having CSS code in HTML?
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> >> I know it is more easier to update CSS in one place.
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> >> Just wondering if having CSS code in the HTML would make a difference to
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> >> search engine?
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> >> Cheers,
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> > CSS is for styling the webpage. Search robots are not known for
> > their sense of style. They are cold, calculating types, without
> > feeling, without aesthetics, without the slightest warmth. To put
> > it simply, you would not want to be going to the pub with one and
> > expect to have some fun. You would not normally take one to the
> > movies - never mind pashing on at the back with one - to have
> > another being to discuss what was just seen because the
> > conversation would be equally frustrating. There is no denying
> > that its demands for a review of the content of the movie might
> > be a bit of an education, but most movies would so disappoint on
> > this score that ...
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> > Getting the picture?
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> So they would just ignore the CSS in the HTML?- Hide quoted text -
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well, you might anger the search engines if you put e.g. white text on
a white background.

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