Apr 292010
Here is an easy one. Everyone loves lists right? Well, where I work numbered lists are a daily occurrence, and those lists are often more than 10 items long. What makes them even crazier, being one that prefers notepad to make edits, is when a client asks me to update “number 8″ with new content. Trying to figure out which one is which, referencing only <li> can be a pain.
So an easy fix is to give that list element a name. Try this:
<ol name=”long list”>
<li name=”1″>
<li name=”2″>
</ol>
Now you, or anyone else editing the code, knows what is what.
- April 29, 2010
- Posted by Robert Campbell at 3:30 pm
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Definitely, what a magnificent blog and educative posts,
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will they all are catchable by crawler?
Mhm, but what is the plus point for the user? I am quite not sure about it. Any time I see scrolling content it distracts me from the overall site. Maybe it is just me.
handy tip – Thanks!
Thanks for sharing the tip i would suggest making an unordered list will be beneficial as you can add products in random order then.