Alex Perseval

Thank you Jason, this has been very helpful.

Well said any tips though?

Define nice?

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My site has only 160 backlinks, apparently a good optimized site needs thousands. What is a good way to generate backlinks?

Good guess The lower the number in the timeout statement, the quicker it goes, I put it on 2500 thanksssssss

<script language="JavaScript1.2" id="scroller"> //Secify scroller contents var line=new Array() line[1]="Business Cards" line[2]="Letterheads" line[3]="Posters" line[4]="Leaflets" line[5]="Flyers" //Specify font size for scoller var ts_fontsize="24px" //--Don't edit below this line var longestmessage=1 for (i=2;i<line.length;i++){ if (line[i].length>line[longestmessage].length) longestmessage=i } //Auto set scroller width var tscroller_width=line[longestmessage].length lines=line.length-1 //--Number of lines //if IE 4+ or NS6 if (document.all||document.getElementById){ document.write('<form name="bannerform">') document.write('<input type="text" name="banner" size="'+tscroller_width+'"') document.write(' style="background-color: '+document.bgColor+'; margin-left: 15px; color: '+document.body.text+'; font-family: verdana; font-size: '+ts_fontsize+'; font-weight:bold; border: medium none" onfocus="blur()">') document.write('</form>') } temp="" nextchar=-1; nextline=1; cursor="\\" function animate(){ if (temp==line[nextline] & temp.length==line[nextline].length & nextline!=lines){ nextline++; nextchar=-1; document.bannerform.banner.value=temp; temp=""; setTimeout("nextstep()",1000)} else if (nextline==lines & temp==line[nextline] & temp.length==line[nextline].length){ nextline=1; nextchar=-1; document.bannerform.banner.value=temp; temp=""; setTimeout("nextstep()",1000)} else{ nextstep()}} function nextstep(){ if (cursor=="\\"){ cursor="|"} else if (cursor=="|"){ cursor="/"} else if (cursor=="/"){ cursor="-"} else if (cursor=="-"){ cursor="\\"} nextchar++; temp+=line[nextline].charAt(nextchar); document.bannerform.banner.value=temp+cursor setTimeout("animate()",25)} //if IE 4+ or NS6 if (document.all||document.getElementById) window.onload=animate // --> </script> Any idea on how to change the scroll speed? I wanna slow it down a bit

haha how did I guess you'd be all over this topic

WHERE CAN I BUY IT!? The florescentizer not worth the money, trust me from experience :/ The emotionator made me jizz in my pants... I can't actually believe I sat through that whole video. :L That is so what I thought hahaha

Quite simply. http://likeaphobia.us/images/2621.jpg

haha thanks

hmm well i haven't really ever used jQuery so wouldn't know what to use. I am still at the problem though, how would I get the bullets on one line?

Haha. what would you use instead?

Hey guys. With the help of the <marquee> tag. I just want a simple effect across the page with the use of bullet points before each word. This is what I have so far. <marquee bgcolor=#ffffff width=860 height=100 direction=right scrollamount="10"><ul id="mylist"> <li>Business Cards </li> <li> Letterheads </li> <li> Labels </li> <li> Leaflets </li> <li> Posters </li> </ul> </marquee> (sorry if that looks a bit messy) Basically what has happened here is that each list item goes on a separate line. So i added this CSS #mylist { margin: 0px; padding: 0px; list-style-image: none; list-style-type: none; } #mylist li { float: left; margin-top: 0px; margin-right: 1px; margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; padding-top: 0px; padding-right: 0px; padding-bottom: 0px; padding-left: 0px; } This put each list item on one line, but the spacing between each word has disappeared and so have the bullet points. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks

One of the main reasons for search engines minimizing the effects of meta keywords is because past site owners misused the system. For example, a company who sold antiques would have keywords such as "Historic, Artifacts, Antiques" etc. Their SEO would be based on their keywords, site traffic, any other meta data and how well their site was laid out. But if the site owner of a local toy company saw how well the antique store was doing with their site. The owner of the toy company might add in some keywords to its' meta data even if it wasn't relevant. Such as: "Historic, Artifacts, Antiques". It was just another way of bringing in traffic, but definitely an unfair way of doing so.