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CSS has the advantage of speeding up the page load time.
It also makes it easy to customize a page more than a page with tables ever thought about doing.
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I understood that and do it my other sites which were created later
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Do you need to speed the pages up?
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Nope not one bit in fact it runs way faster then ones with style sheets because there are no embedded clientside includes that need to be interpreted...
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Do you feel your site needs a face lift?
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I can do that with the existing system and I have and is not germain to my question, the look is not the question
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Otherwise you are just taking a silly chance of messing up a good thing to make such a big change.
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My suppostion is related to the programming structure of the page and how it could affect me in a positive way.. the reason for the post....
The statements in this forum many times by others has been.
move navigational code to later in the page and having the content move up...
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this should not at all have a negative affect on the pages, as long as I do not move content to dynamic style sheets.... They may be thrown out by bots....
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If you really still want to play with the idea of knowing what you could accomplish with CSS as far as a website then make yourself a sister site
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While this is interesting idea, it would require months or years to see how a duplicate site with the same content is treated by the search engine spiders.... And really does not answer my simple question....
Essentially if I have to identical looking pages and one had the navigation code (i.e. toolbar and status bar) in the source code after the content and the other had the navigation code before the content.
Would my content be weigthed differently by the Google and other engines??????
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Google Junky
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thank you for your input