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: S5 effects and SEO : docweather September 26, 2008, 02:11:29 PM You have some very elegant templates that load quickly.
I note that you do most of your effect with S5 Effects JS. How large is the JS file. It appears that many of the slick effects are driven by the S5 Effects. Since search engines usually have difficulty following JS menus etc. What provision have you made in S5 Effects for good SEO? : Re: S5 effects and SEO : mikek September 26, 2008, 02:46:42 PM Hi, it varies per template but we only include the code that is necessary for that particular template. Most S5_Effects files are around 7k and the menu uses a separate js file that averages about 55k
: Re: S5 effects and SEO : docweather September 26, 2008, 02:52:23 PM Can you also respond to the SEO part of my question. Can search engines follow this JS stuff.
Also, I use Phil-Taylor's Joomla KB which uses MooTools. Are there any conflicts with this Component... I know it conflicts with JQuery library? : Re: S5 effects and SEO : mikek September 26, 2008, 04:35:24 PM Hello, only extemely large js file 200k and above will really effect any SEO, our javascript is the absolute minimum needed for the script to run.
Our scripts have no conflictions with mootools of jquery. |