Has anyone ever noticed that some searches on Google end up with a giant space between results sometimes. As an example: http://home.mia.net/~jeremy/ebay/ebay.jpg What causes this? Is there a way to get this to happen purposely? It would be a great way to capitalize on search exposure.
It's a long url. That one had me going for a while too. Any time the URL is too long, it breaks it up with a space so it will wrap on smaller windows.
Interesting.. Seems like a bug on the search end of things. You would think that Google could find a way to avoid this by truncating an URL in excess of X characters. Thanx.
The link still works. It's just the display text. Thin out your window and you'll see the benefit that it provides by wrapping. Not a huge problem - in fact, never a problem for me at the resolutions I run, but for phones and pdas that go straight to google.com it is a nice thing not to have a horizontal scroll bar.
Not sure what the benefit is. I am at 1024 X 768 on my iBook. I am mirroring my screens and just moved Firefox to my other monitor at 1280 x 1024 and see an obvious difference. Still seems like a bug that could be fixed by truncating the link. 1024 X 768 is hardly a PDA or Phone in terms of screen resolution. Anyway, thank you for the explanation. This explains why I do not see this all the time. I am usually at 1600 X 1200 at work. At home on my iBook where I spend most of my moblie time around the house I am at the lower resolution. Thanx again!