Recent content by strife11

Sorry I just revisited this forum today. When you visited my page, the problem had already been corrected.

Sorry I just revisited this forum today. The code was: <video width="450" height="550" controls preload="none" controls poster="gratitude1.jpg"> <source src="x-bookmark.mp4" type="video/mp4"> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video>

Problem solved using Google search AI.

I have thousands of web pages in my root directory, but some of them aren't linked to from interior links. How do I find the PR of stand-alone pages, believed to be linked to from outside sources? Such pages do not link to (or from) my website, but are pages linked to from unknown exterior...

The third video on my page, https://mindbluff.com/empathy-videos.htm, often plays unexpectedly when the page loads. The other videos work fine. Here is my code (without brackets) embed SRC="x-bookmark.mp4" WIDTH="450" HEIGHT="550" AUTOPLAY="false" controls preload="none" CONTROLLER="true"...

Perhaps I could link to the image (with appropriate anchor text) from my homepage. But due to its size (1036 x 838) I could not embed it there. Perhaps I could link to a PAGE containing the image, with alt & title tags, linking it back to the homepage.

As I replied to Spidermon, I just realized that the JPEG is 1036 x 838, so that it would take up a whole page. How could I embed a smaller "clickable" version that would not disrupt the entire page, but would remain as the original high-ranked JPEG? Hmmm....

Hmmm. I just realized that the JPEG is 1036 x 838, so that it would take up a whole page. How could I embed a smaller "clickable" version that would not disrupt the entire page, but would remain as the original high-ranked JPEG? Hmmm....

Yes, I have all that. Perhaps I will display the embed (without any site info) here, before going live with it.

In other words, using .htaccess to redirect the JPEG to my homepage?

I believe the JPEG is being found on pages (and from searches) based on keywords and anchor texts that have very little to do with the basic topics of my site. The image itself refers to a single page's topic only, whose PR is 31. But the search queries refer to printable wallpapers, somewhat...

Thanks for your feedback. I'm guessing my JPEG is being hot-linked from somewhere? I remember once posting it on another site, possibly facebook. It's in my root directory, but not linked to from any of my site pages. Wouldn't the link juice flow TOWARD the JPEG, instead of the reverse?

The next-highest file is my homepage, with PA 41. Is there anything I can do with this info? Is there anything useful about a higher-ranked jpeg file, except for its apparent effect on my DA? Can I transfer the jpeg ranking to the homepage?