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Originally Posted by dmwcons
Please note that none of the images in my code forms part of a link.
Regards, David.
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David:
I understand what your purpose is...the image is simply there to mark separation. My guess is Google will not penalize you...as long as you don't have a ton of the same images and same alt/title tags.
If you want to make the images as part of the <li> (and make the code cleaner), why not make it part of CSS instead of adding <img> logic?
On my pages, I have the following CSS take care of replacing the standard <li> "dot" with a real image:
li {list-style-image: url('http://www.44skate.com/img/bullet.gif');}
Using the above CSS, you will now code the <li> as:
<li><a href="index.htm" alt="Home" title="Home">Home</a></li>
This way, Google will not find the execessive images in the html and not penalize you (if excessive).
regards,
Getmea