Content Hiding Technique
- Thread starter mitparul
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Black Knight
Newbie
- Nov 1, 2005
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I think this might help you
Hiding HTML content from view using CSS
In order to pull regular HTML on our page out of normalcy and shown based on a more selective process that is our script, we need to hide them from view first. As mentioned, the CSS attribute display:none will do the job nicely, but there's also the NS4 compatibility issue. You see, NS4 sends all bearers of this attribute on a one way trip to the Black Hole. To make sure our content is backwards compatible, the simplest solution is simply to dynamically write out the style sheet:
<script type="text/javascript">
if (document.all || document.getElementById){ //if IE4 or NS6+
document.write('<style type="text/css">')
document.write('.dyncontent{display:none;}')
document.write('</style>')
}
</script>
<p class="dyncontent">This content is hidden from view initially</p>
<p class="dyncontent">This content is hidden from view initially as well</p>
<p >This content is not hidden from view.</p>
Notice how we used the "class" attribute of CSS to identify the chosen content and apply styling to them. This allows for a more generic way of "tagging" content rather then using the ID attribute. In legacy browsers such as NS4, no content will be hidden at all, so these users can at least read your page.
Having hidden the content, what's needed now is a way in DHTML to create a custom collection out of them. With such a collection the sky becomes the limit on what we can do with it, such as displaying our content one at a time like in a scroller.
And if you want to physically hide stuff this would be good too!
Hiding Content
One of the re-occurring themes that appear on design lists is 'hiding content', or making one's code invisible. Most of the solutions just don't work. The internet is not about hiding stuff. But in the interest of fairness I can offer a proven method of hiding content.
Below is how to do it.
I can help you!
If you are serious about hiding contents follow the 6 point program below.
1. Take it down from the publicly available internet location.
2. Turn off the computer with the original files.
3. Remove the harddrive.
4. Destroy the harddrive by using a 18 LB sledge hammer.
5. Bury the remains in a land fill.
6. Have hypnosis to remove any traces of memory of the above.
These 6 steps which save you 6 steps such as you find in drug and alcohol 12 step programs are the only sure way to hide contents such as you would find on the portion of the internet accessible through the use of a browser.
If you want to hide things the web is not the place for you.
Hiding HTML content from view using CSS
In order to pull regular HTML on our page out of normalcy and shown based on a more selective process that is our script, we need to hide them from view first. As mentioned, the CSS attribute display:none will do the job nicely, but there's also the NS4 compatibility issue. You see, NS4 sends all bearers of this attribute on a one way trip to the Black Hole. To make sure our content is backwards compatible, the simplest solution is simply to dynamically write out the style sheet:
<script type="text/javascript">
if (document.all || document.getElementById){ //if IE4 or NS6+
document.write('<style type="text/css">')
document.write('.dyncontent{display:none;}')
document.write('</style>')
}
</script>
<p class="dyncontent">This content is hidden from view initially</p>
<p class="dyncontent">This content is hidden from view initially as well</p>
<p >This content is not hidden from view.</p>
Notice how we used the "class" attribute of CSS to identify the chosen content and apply styling to them. This allows for a more generic way of "tagging" content rather then using the ID attribute. In legacy browsers such as NS4, no content will be hidden at all, so these users can at least read your page.
Having hidden the content, what's needed now is a way in DHTML to create a custom collection out of them. With such a collection the sky becomes the limit on what we can do with it, such as displaying our content one at a time like in a scroller.
And if you want to physically hide stuff this would be good too!
Hiding Content
One of the re-occurring themes that appear on design lists is 'hiding content', or making one's code invisible. Most of the solutions just don't work. The internet is not about hiding stuff. But in the interest of fairness I can offer a proven method of hiding content.
Below is how to do it.
I can help you!
If you are serious about hiding contents follow the 6 point program below.
1. Take it down from the publicly available internet location.
2. Turn off the computer with the original files.
3. Remove the harddrive.
4. Destroy the harddrive by using a 18 LB sledge hammer.
5. Bury the remains in a land fill.
6. Have hypnosis to remove any traces of memory of the above.
These 6 steps which save you 6 steps such as you find in drug and alcohol 12 step programs are the only sure way to hide contents such as you would find on the portion of the internet accessible through the use of a browser.
If you want to hide things the web is not the place for you.
ScottHughes
Registered Member
- Dec 22, 2006
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It'd be easier to answer your question if you explained why you want to hide the content. Do you want to hide it from just viewer? How important is it that it gets hid?mitparul said:
Can anybody advice some other methods of hiding content?
From codes I know only:
But google finds this code and bans site before it gets to index.
And one mroe question, anybody tryed method from the first post? Can google find it?
Thanks
From codes I know only:
Code:
.hideme {
visibility : hidden;
}And one mroe question, anybody tryed method from the first post? Can google find it?
Thanks
one thing i've found useful in the past is to make a tabbed content portion of your page.. while it might still look like hidden content to the bots if they look for this.. it does however help with making your page look less spammy.. everyone immediately recognizes keyword stuffing in some random font color on a page but in a different tab it looks a bit more natural..
as for parsing these modification items discussed above.. if the bot just views/indexes the generated version of the page it will clearly see much of the stuff you mentioned using css.. the tabbed content allows it to still be in the generated view but not physically displayed to the user..
as for parsing these modification items discussed above.. if the bot just views/indexes the generated version of the page it will clearly see much of the stuff you mentioned using css.. the tabbed content allows it to still be in the generated view but not physically displayed to the user..
xanubi
Registered Member
- Aug 20, 2007
- 58
- 143
Also, deny everything and act like nothing s happening and ask lawyers of your lawyers for legal advice if someone s after you plus never turn your self alive but kill few smiths on the way
lol, nice one