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« on: December 31, 2009, 06:13:29 PM »

Been hanging around blogs too long and letting my HTML skills, well what there are, get rusty.

I'm working on a strictly HTML site; it's an adult site and I want to be able to host it on any free hosting which allows adult sites.

To keep from updating all pages of the site when I add a new page, I'm thinking of using an iframe for the navigation menu, with each link having a target="_top" attribute; this way I'll only have one file to update, and an easy update at that, whenever I add a page.

I'm going to put a "noindex, follow" robot tag on the menu file.

I'm not seeing any difficulty this would cause with indexing the site, but just thought I would run it past you all to see if anybody has any suggestions.
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