
03-12-2004, 06:04 PM
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Shrouding Links in Javascript
There's some discussion going on in the Google forum about how to mask links from being read. I've seen a couple different ways of doing this using Javascript, but most of them span multiple lines, and are quite annoying. Here's one way that we've tried using to mask url's from being read, and hopefully it won't leak the PR.
Code:
<a href="javascript:location.href='http://www.seo-guy.com'">SEO Optimization</a>
What I'm not sure about is where the Page Rank is calculated in the iteration cycle, and whether the PR is lost passed to the other links, as we are hoping it will.
If anyone knows other ways of doing this, that don't leak or lose PR, please post them up here for us to see. Also, if you have an idea about what is really happening, please feel free to post.
SEO Bob
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