Changing html navigation bar to CSS

Discussion in 'CSS' started by daones, Dec 10, 2007.

  1. #1
    I need some help for the sake of SEO to change my navigation bar to CSS that way I can have my site content including keywords before the navigation bar. If anyone can convert this for me im willing to pay. the site is www.nationsubmit.com.
     
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  2. Crimsonc

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    $20 and I'll do it, pm me if you're still looking
     
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  3. daones

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    Thanks, ill take it into consideration just waiting for this new order for money.
     
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    You can do it yourself quite easily using an unordered list tag. Google css navigation and you should find plenty of examples :)

    jeff
     
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    Could anyone do this for me still?
     
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    CSS isn't going to put the page content before the nav menu. I seriously doubt it will have any effect on your SEO. Using proper formatting for your text would have better results. I did a quick find and there isn't a single H tag.
     
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    for seo does having H tags make a difference compared to just using <strong> or <bold>?
     
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    Thanks for the tips.. I added a few H tags.. the only downside is the font is different now. But ill implement more throughout my site later.
     
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    You can use CSS to alter the appearance. It would be practical to keep the appearance of your site the same. Best of luck.
     
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    thanks again.. figured out the css.
     
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