Link/Anchor and its Role in Effective SEO
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Link is often recognized with term “ hyperlinks“, enabling an object/string in your documents for being clicked. At the time of the objects/strings being clicked will open a new document on your web page. Also, a link can be used to link at a downloadable files.
It is easy to make a link from an image or a text. Link tag is early with < A> . < A> tag is used by HTML to make a link to another document in web, including zip files to make a downloadable files, while its attributes, href is used to define link location.
There are 4 types of links:
Relative link
Absolute link
Link to e-mail
Link in the same document
Both relative and absolute link can be used to make downloadable files. All you have to do is Zip your files. You will need WinZip program to do this. If you do not have it yet, please download it now from their site.
This program will help you to compress your files size too. Hence, after zip your file with WinZip, you will have *.Zip files extension.
Cross Browser Compatibility
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There are literally hundreds of web browsers in use around the world. All of them implement the W3C document standards a little differently. Web designers must wrestle with these differences to make a web site work. This article discusses the effect those different implementations has on design.
What is Cross Browser Compatibility?
If a web page is completely cross-browser compatible, it will look more or less the same in all of the existing web browsers. The most commonly used browsers are Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Firefox and Opera.
Each one of these browser implements HTML, JavaScript and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) a little differently. Some difference only create cosmetic difference others can break the webpage. The situation gets worse because each browser is free to implement “enhancements” to the W3C standard version of each of these formats.
Then to compound matters even more the underlying operating systems also creates difference in how the computer displays graphical elements and text differently. When you add the fact that people are also using multiple versions of each of the browsers, no wonder web designers get headaches. Read more…
5 Reasons To Use CSS - Advantages
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1. The content is separated from the design
Because you are able to create a separate Stylesheet and link it to all your web documents, you have great control over how your website looks. So if you want to change a certain aspect of your page, you only need to alter one file: your Stylesheet!
This Of course, generates some great flexibility. This flexibility is not available when your website is using tables for layout, inline font tags or inline defined colors.
A single CSS file can contain positioning, layout, font, colors and style information for an entire web site.
2. You site uses less bandwidth and loads faster
Because stylesheets are so lightweight, your website will load much faster. The main reason is because you do not need table layouts anymore for the positioning of elements. Since text loads really really fast your website will be visible in a flash. Read more…