How to ensure a true "real" pr from the get go - for html sites

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by Gnet, Feb 14, 2007.

  1. #1
    Ok heres a piece of advice for people who use html only to make sites.

    Now there are alot of cases where people get a pr on
    And to prevent this you can do the following.

    All of it depends on your internal link structure.
    While coding in your links to pages, everyone usually just puts this as a hyperlink:

    which autocompletes the rest of the link and leads on to the page with or without the www.

    To change this simply use the full url of the desired link.

    for example, i want to link to "index.html"
    i use this:

    instead of this


    Now if you use that structure and visit your site with the www all links will lead on without the www therefore minimizing the risk of a false pr, as some might say.

    I hope that helped you guys.:)

    Mods: sorry if i posted in the wrong section :eek:
     
    Gnet, Feb 14, 2007 IP
  2. Logicaly

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    This is very good information to know. Whenever I work with html, I had always typed in the full address myself out of the fact that it would annoy me if I didn't, but at least now I know there would be a purpose to doing so as well. Thanks for sharing that with us.
     
    Logicaly, Feb 14, 2007 IP