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derek
Good grief!!! That's a real Comic Book Guy moment.
+mrcakey
my apology for offending.
i made a change and lets see if this looks better.
Good grief!!! That's a real Comic Book Guy moment.
+mrcakey
use the title and name attribute in your image and anchor tags.
If you were thinking of using "name", use "id" instead.
Use it where it's needed, don't think that sprinkling it around like
pixie-dust is going to help anything.
sorry, meant to say use name in the anchor tags but not image.
The meta description tag still provides a lot of value though.
Adrienne said:Google does use description.
Don't use name in the anchor tags, use id instead.
derek said:using <a name="sectionname">Section</a>
allows you to have a link like this: http://www.example.com/page.html#sectionname
so it does provide value. i realize what id is used for. i was not referring to that use.
so, my suggestion remains the same, use a name in your anchor tags.
if someone comes along and likes your page and wants to refer to a specific
part of your page, providing a bookmark location on your page that they can
reference provides value.
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