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WebProWorld Members,
Did you all enjoy your weekend? Our Keeneland day was a blast. I didn't win any money, but that's okay, it was still a good time. Pictures from the outing will be up soon, so I will give you all a link to them in the next day or so. Well, on with the update...
Our featured post today comes from inertia, who wants to know if you should add "nofollow" to images that link when the text link equivalent is next to them? The theory being that this will place more weight on the keyword in the text link. He is still debating the issue and would like to get your thoughts on it! Click Here!
As for the remaining three post, the first says he is seeing wrong results on his site on his computer. The second needs some CSS layout help. And the third has a question about ecommerce for a PHP site.
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Search Engine Optimization Forum
 Nofollow On Image Links
I've asked a similar questions before but the subject has come up again and I'm still debating the issue.
Question: Should you add "nofollow" to images that link when the text link equivalent is next to them? The theory being that this will place more weight on the keyword in the text link.
Any thoughts?
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http://www.landformlandscaping.co.uk/
I Have just put up my revised landform website. Please can you review it. It is still a "beta" - I know there are some spelling mistakes and a couple of the photo's are missing but I'm still working on it and it's gone midnight on a Friday night and....well I can't be bothered to do any more right now.
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Google AdWords/Google AdSense
Wrong Results On My Site On My Computer
For some reason my computer often shows the wrong adsense results on the sites that I run.
I have a moderate hearing problem, due to working in my teens to early 20s at a foundry and a few years back in a DQ call centre which had no limiters on the turrets we used.
I was searching for online hearing loss tests. (Moderate, apparently, so I think I need to see the doctor)
I have a Google account.
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Graphics & Design Discussion Forum
CSS Layout Help
I'm trying to lay out a site with CSS, which I've done numerous times, but I've run into problems with a current layout and I just can't figure out what the issue is. Once the copy exceeds a certain length, the background color for the footer disappears and the borders on the left and right side do not extend to the full length of the page. When I add overflow:auto; to the container div, it fixes the problem but then I end up with scroll bars on that div.
All of the xhtml and css validate. And, oddly enough, IE6 is the only site it appears properly in. I'm sure it is something small that I'm just overlooking. Could someone take a look?
Page with full copy that breaks:
Full Copy
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eCommerce Discussion Forum
Google ECommerce For PHP Site
I am struggling to track e commerce data in google analytics. My clients site is in PHP and the URL string never changes therefore they dont have a separate receipt or thank you page. The URL rermains the same throughout (/site.php.cart).
I have the code on the pages and am seeing conversions but no revenue data. Any information would be great appreciate in what I am doing wrong.
Thanks in advance
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