I would like to have my home page look better for search engines.
I heard that it is a good idea to have a search engine spider simulator look
at your web page to see the order of text that, Google for instance, is
visible.

Could anyone help with the CSS for my site?  I would like have the left side
navigation buttons and menu come after the main text of the page in the
source code.

I used: gritechnologies.com/tools/spider.go to test the way it looks to a
search engine.

My website is: www.officeactivate dot com.

thanks.

"Dan V." <d@d.com> wrote in message
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>I would like to have my home page look better for search engines.
> I heard that it is a good idea to have a search engine spider simulator
> look at your web page to see the order of text that, Google for instance,
> is visible.
>
> Could anyone help with the CSS for my site?  I would like have the left
> side navigation buttons and menu come after the main text of the page in
> the source code.
>
> I used: gritechnologies.com/tools/spider.go to test the way it looks to a
> search engine.
>
> My website is: www.officeactivate dot com.
>
> thanks.
>
>

Would it work if I floated right the fluid right column of main content and
used absolute positioning everywhere else?
Is this desireable? and keep the look and feel of the current site?

I have a few issues right now with the web site:
1) I am interested in getting the content listed earlier in the page source
for SEO
2) The banner wraps horribly in a smaller window, I wish I could keep the
banner from wrapping (and blog link)
3) It would be nice if I could force the right fluid column to a min-width
in IE and Firefox and that the CSS would validate for SEO.

thanks for any tips.