Hi, Lets say I use JS for my nav menu or content, is it true that I can do something like: <script type="text/javascript"> function mymenu() { etc } </script> <noscript></ul></li>MyMenu</li>etc..</ul></noscript> And Search Engines will get the UnOrdered List menu, or content I put inside the no script tags?
I highly recommend you don't use only javascript for the entire menu. What I like to do when someone would like javascript for a menu, is to make a menu in html/css using an unordered list and then using javascript for dropdown menus. That way, it still works fine for people without javascript, they just don't get the dropdown.
Yes sorry I was rather unclear in my topic decleration. Basically i've got this main headline scroller, the type of thing you see on uk.msn.com where it scrolls through the main headlines. I really like it's effect but I also want the search engines to grab the links from the scroller. So I was thinking: <script type="text/javascript"> function scroller() { etc } </script> <noscript>Headlines for Search Engines to see</noscript> Would this work?
That would work, yeah. But I'd be more inclined to write the links in normally and then just use javascript to make them scroll.