URLs with 'class' atribute

I'm still trying to fiqure out why google has indexed some of my
pages just fine (and keeps adding more all the time) but hasn't
indexed others.

Before I thought it was because I had used relative URLs with
the non-indexed ones, but that explanation was turned down by
many here.

There's one more difference in my code. I've defined a class
for the non-indexed URLs inside the <a href> tag. Is this bad?

The ones Google has indexed don't have any style formatting
within the <a href> tag.

Simo Savonen
www.kurssikirjat.net

<a href="somepage.htm" class="b">some page</a> works fine for me. (and
Google that is)
Some link checkers/extractors don't understand classes inside the href tags
though.



"Simo Savonen" <simo.savonen (AT) kurssikirjat (DOT) net> wrote

I'm still trying to fiqure out why google has indexed some of my
pages just fine (and keeps adding more all the time) but hasn't
indexed others.

Before I thought it was because I had used relative URLs with
the non-indexed ones, but that explanation was turned down by
many here.

There's one more difference in my code. I've defined a class
for the non-indexed URLs inside the <a href> tag. Is this bad?

The ones Google has indexed don't have any style formatting
within the <a href> tag.

Simo Savonen
www.kurssikirjat.net

a href="somepage.htm" class="b">some page</a> works fine for me. (and
Google that is)

I'm only a css learner but shoudln't you just apply a more general rule to a
group of links rather than applying an individual rule to a single link?

Dirk wrote:

"Simo Savonen" <simo.savonen (AT) kurssikirjat (DOT) net> wrote in message
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I'm still trying to fiqure out why google has indexed some of my
pages just fine (and keeps adding more all the time) but hasn't
indexed others.
...
The ones Google has indexed don't have any style formatting
within the <a href> tag.

a href="somepage.htm" class="b">some page</a> works fine for me. (and
Google that is)
Some link checkers/extractors don't understand classes inside the
href tags though.

Have you done any research? Which do/don't?

--
William Tasso - http://WilliamTasso.com

Some link checkers/extractors don't understand classes inside the
href tags though.


Have you done any research? Which do/don't?

--
William Tasso - http://WilliamTasso.com


Yes I did quite some link extraction scripting & research.

an extractor script you can download from http://php.org does only recognize
<a href>,
not <a anything_else>. The bigger ones like w3c.org and hitbox.com have no
problem with the class,tilte or target commands inside your anchor tags.
(google,iwon,altavista,alltheweb,teoma have no problems either!)

Dirk