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Perch
Hi guys,
I'm setting up a javascript-based menu for a client, and all the menu links etc. are of course all dynamically written by the script in the browser.
So I'm wondering, is this a hinderance to SEO, specifically for Google, or does Google also search inside <script> tags for URLs in code? e.g. stuff like:
Will Google recognise and crawl this?
If not, is there a solution, like perhaps putting all the menu links inside a <noscript> tag in plain html, so Google can see all the links?
Thanks!
I'm setting up a javascript-based menu for a client, and all the menu links etc. are of course all dynamically written by the script in the browser.
So I'm wondering, is this a hinderance to SEO, specifically for Google, or does Google also search inside <script> tags for URLs in code? e.g. stuff like:
Code:
<script>
...
menuLink[5] = '/content/aboutus.html';
...
</script>
If not, is there a solution, like perhaps putting all the menu links inside a <noscript> tag in plain html, so Google can see all the links?
Thanks!