Post by ujjalseo on Mar 11, 2024 3:17:24 GMT
This practice has been followed by developers for a long time as a way to add logos or custom headers where the fonts do not have possible treatment with CSS, for example with fonts not licensed for use byfont-face. Google previously stated through spokesperson Matt Cutts that it would be best to avoid this approach if possible and use traditional alt text for images. In Google's documentation this technique is not recommended, but it is widely used by designers so, if used appropriately, it usually does not lead to penalties. Visibility:hidden This method hides text from browsers but not from screen readers. It also does not allow users to see the text, this could lead to a lower valorisation of the text tagged as visibility:hidden for SEO purposes. Display: none This method with CSS hides text from browsers but not from screen readers.
As with visibility:hidden, it does not allow users to see the text and this aspect Hong Kong Phone Number lead to a lower SEO value for the text tagged with, legitimate use of this technique is so widespread that I wouldn't expect search engines to penalize a site for using the display:none attribute. In particular, if you are using a CMS system that is used by many others and the CMS uses display:none I doubt you will have a problem. When to use visibility and when to use display? While both can be used to “hide” an element, each does so differently. The difference lies in how the hidden element space is treated. With Visibility the element maintains its space even when it is not seen. With Dispay the hidden element gives up its space allowing the other elements of the page to compress around it.
Visibility, Display and SEO Since hiding text is generally referred to by MoRs as SPAM, we tend not to use these techniques. However, there are many good reasons why you might want to hide certain elements of your web pages. As long as you're not trying to trick search engines, you shouldn't run into any problems using visibility:hidden or display:none to hide an item. Dynamic tabs This is the best solution, recommended by Google. A tab, an accordion, a dynamic element that allows the user to expand the text and read it all: This is the way to go in 2020. Matt Cutts had also spoken about it in the past: And later also John Mueller: An example of a dynamic tab made with jQuery can be found on the SEO guides page of this site: The text, present in the HTML code, is initially hidden but the user, with a click, can open it and read it. As Mando says,
As with visibility:hidden, it does not allow users to see the text and this aspect Hong Kong Phone Number lead to a lower SEO value for the text tagged with, legitimate use of this technique is so widespread that I wouldn't expect search engines to penalize a site for using the display:none attribute. In particular, if you are using a CMS system that is used by many others and the CMS uses display:none I doubt you will have a problem. When to use visibility and when to use display? While both can be used to “hide” an element, each does so differently. The difference lies in how the hidden element space is treated. With Visibility the element maintains its space even when it is not seen. With Dispay the hidden element gives up its space allowing the other elements of the page to compress around it.
Visibility, Display and SEO Since hiding text is generally referred to by MoRs as SPAM, we tend not to use these techniques. However, there are many good reasons why you might want to hide certain elements of your web pages. As long as you're not trying to trick search engines, you shouldn't run into any problems using visibility:hidden or display:none to hide an item. Dynamic tabs This is the best solution, recommended by Google. A tab, an accordion, a dynamic element that allows the user to expand the text and read it all: This is the way to go in 2020. Matt Cutts had also spoken about it in the past: And later also John Mueller: An example of a dynamic tab made with jQuery can be found on the SEO guides page of this site: The text, present in the HTML code, is initially hidden but the user, with a click, can open it and read it. As Mando says,