Yahoos robots-nocontent Attribute -- Yahoo! announced via the Yahoo! Search Blog that they've introduced a class of robots-nocontent that you can add to sections of your pages to ...

Yahoo! has introduced a new class you can use in your page code to mark sections that are not related to the main content, such as navigation, menus, boilerplate text and/or ...

Yahoo's proposal is that you implement this with a class attribute (ie: class="robots-nocontent") for any content that is extraneous to the main unique content of the page.

Yahoo?s Robots-Nocontent Tag. Most bloggers make use of SEO techniques like ... the newest addition to this list with the introduction of robots-nocontent. This new attribute allows ...

Danny reported about Yahoo's new robots-nocontent attribute, which allows you to tell Yahoo's relevancy algorithms to ignore noisy parts of your pages:

Yahoo! Search > Yahoo! Search Help > Yahoo!'s Web Crawler ... Webmasters can apply the "robots-nocontent" attribute to indicate to search engines any content ...

The ?robots-nocontent? attribute can be added as a class to any section in a site, such as a div ... some webmasters, but the overall impression left seems to indicates Yahoo!?s ...

Tool for Checking your Yahoo NoContent Tags Applying the "class=robots-nocontent" Attribute ... class tag, which I'm currently trying out on two of my sites. to "Yahoo's "robots ...

Yahoos robots-nocontent Attribute -- Yahoo! announced via the Yahoo! Search Blog that they've introduced a class of robots-nocontent that you can add to sections of

Applying the "class=robots-nocontent" Attribute: Listed below are several examples of how to apply ... Will Google follow Yahoo's lead? This can be very useful when dealing with ...

... but puts crawler directives in HTML comments instead of the class attribute. Yahoo's ... According to Yahoo's specs the robots-nocontent class name marks the tagged page area as ...

Yahoo's spiders will obey a new tag, called robots-nocontent, that will allow webmasters to discretely define ... Garg also provided examples of how the new attribute can be applied ...

How to apply the ?class=robots-nocontent? Attribute: Here are several examples how to apply this ... Yahoo!?s help section http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch/slurp/slurp-14.html

Yahoos robots-nocontent Attribute: Yahoo! announced via the Yahoo! Search Blog that they?ve introduced a class of robots-nocontent that you can add to sections of your pages to ...

Search > Yahoo! Search Help > Yahoo!'s Web Crawler. How do I use the rel="nofollow" attribute to help combat ... Slurp from following all links on a page, place a robots ...

... for the robots-nocontent attribute. Google, Microsoft's Live and Ask will all ignore the nocontent attribute. It remains to be seen if they adopt Yahoo!'s class="robots-nocontent" or ...

... why you would use it to block out your navigation... seems like that's Yahoo's ... Yahoo! in a new page of regurgitated content that does not contain the robots-nocontent attribute.

Applying the "class=robots-nocontent" Attribute: Here are a few examples of how to apply this ... For this change in Yahoo's alg's - I must say, someone is off there rocker and ...

Yahoo's proposal is that you implement this with a class attribute (ie: class="robots-nocontent") for any content that is extraneous to the main unique content of the page.

Using a new "robots-nocontent" attribute, webmasters will soon be able to tell Yahoo's spiders that certain elements or sections of a page are not the real "content" of the page ...

Why I recommend avoiding use of Yahoo's robots-nocontent attribute. ... Many publishers hide additional information sections that they want people to be able to select viewing if ...

What about the robots-nocontent attribute for marking content at the block/element level? ... why the block/element level row in the image above doesn't mention Yahoo's robots ...

robots.txt generator designed by an SEO for public use. ... Yahoo's default crawl-delay value is 1 second. ... of a single link, you would use the link "nofollow" attribute

... nofollow attribute, robots meta tag, robots.txt ... Restricting content from Yahoo?s index: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/ysearch ...

Here is the page to Yahoo!'s help section on this new attribute, robots-nocontent. Of course, Danny Sullivan has an excellent write up on this tag.

Yahoo?s Support for new Directives in Robots.txt ... new directives that they would be supporting in the robots ... In some cases such as the rel=?nofollow? attribute ...

Yahoo?s Robots-Noindex Classes. In May of ... that use the NoFollow attribute for links, but Yahoo has counted the links anyway, including ( in the past ) links placed on Yahoo?s own ...

Yahoo!'s Robots-Nocontent Attribute: Search engines have got better at identifying duplicate content. Some search engines may boilerplate strip obvious navigational elements from ...

Danny reported about Yahoo's new robots-nocontent attribute, which allows you to tell Yahoo's relevancy algorithms to ignore noisy parts of your pages:

I?ve recently noticed that 9% of my hits are by Yahoo!'s Web Crawler. And it spiders links that are protected by the nofollow attribute. That includes all the per-page RSS feeds ...