After long and boring researchs on how to automatically add a trailing slash ( ‘/’ ) after my web sites’ addresses, I thought some people might enjoy sharing the results of this quest…
For those who would wonder the purpose in that, it’s once again about search engine optimization.
Indeed, for a search engine, http://www.webagency.com/name and http://www.webagency.com/name/ [...]
Today we’ll see how to manipulate DOM elements with php.
We’ll take for example a very useful function which is oddly kind of hard to find : how to add a specific attribute to some HTML elements.
This can be useful for example to add a rel=”nofollow” attribute to some links to let the search engines know [...]
You’ve decided to use url-rewriting to have more readable and ‘user-friendly’ ones. That is probably a good thing, given the fact that search engines too prefer them this way. But careful, there are some pitfalls to avoid !
Indeed, with this type of configuration, we don’t make a good distinction between content and directory… and neither [...]
What to do when we have several domain names pointing to the same site to handle best the referencing ?
Be it to protect the closest names (ex: mysite.com and my-site.com) or to take advantage of the various TLD (Top Level Domain) (ex: mysite.com and mysite.org), there are good reasons to use several domain names for [...]
When trying to optimize a site for a better referencement on search engines, one quickly dives into the underground world of SEO (Search Engine Optimization).
There is in that world a lot of common sense and a few tricks to know, along with some concepts flirting with the sacred, like the well known Google’s PageRank.
Globally, you [...]
