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Hello!
I have a OneSite website layout which works like this:
Basically there is just one HTML site which already includes all the content in two different languages. As the user selects a different language, some <div> elements get hidden and some others get shown.
Then there is a menu, which basically does the same - it just shows and hides some <div> elements when the user selects a menu item.
I now want to implement History.js to create fully qualified URL's for each menu item.
Now my idea is that if the Googlebot crawls a link, lets say example.com/en/news, he will be served with a statically created HTML site in the appropriate subfolder.
If the user comes on with Javascript activated, he will be served with <div> elements as explained above.
Now my question is:
Is this a proper way to implement SEO friendly links?
Matthias
I have a OneSite website layout which works like this:
Basically there is just one HTML site which already includes all the content in two different languages. As the user selects a different language, some <div> elements get hidden and some others get shown.
Then there is a menu, which basically does the same - it just shows and hides some <div> elements when the user selects a menu item.
I now want to implement History.js to create fully qualified URL's for each menu item.
Now my idea is that if the Googlebot crawls a link, lets say example.com/en/news, he will be served with a statically created HTML site in the appropriate subfolder.
If the user comes on with Javascript activated, he will be served with <div> elements as explained above.
Now my question is:
Is this a proper way to implement SEO friendly links?
Matthias
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Thanks
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