Shur23
25 Apr 2010, 12:40 AM
Hi Guys,
I've got a simple website here: [~ Website Removed By Mod ~].
The site consists of 1 html page with a DIV containing info for each menu option. Each menu option hides the previous DIV and reveals the corresponding one with fade-in. This is achieved with jquery.
I want to achieve better results in google search. I would also like to be able to use different "entry points" for the web site, for example to be able to link directly to my services page. Another advantage is getting separate stats for each section of the web site.
As far as I understand, dividing the web site into separate pages, one for each menu option is the way to go.
So, I want to get an advise on the best way to implement this. I've got just one, the most obvious, idea for now: Create HTML page for each section, doing the on-load fade-in of the information DIV with javascript. The disadvantage is that I'll have to edit each page in order to do some change in common elements, like the menu bar.
Is there any better way to do this?
Thanks!
Alex
I've got a simple website here: [~ Website Removed By Mod ~].
The site consists of 1 html page with a DIV containing info for each menu option. Each menu option hides the previous DIV and reveals the corresponding one with fade-in. This is achieved with jquery.
I want to achieve better results in google search. I would also like to be able to use different "entry points" for the web site, for example to be able to link directly to my services page. Another advantage is getting separate stats for each section of the web site.
As far as I understand, dividing the web site into separate pages, one for each menu option is the way to go.
So, I want to get an advise on the best way to implement this. I've got just one, the most obvious, idea for now: Create HTML page for each section, doing the on-load fade-in of the information DIV with javascript. The disadvantage is that I'll have to edit each page in order to do some change in common elements, like the menu bar.
Is there any better way to do this?
Thanks!
Alex