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Moot. You can't even select/copy/paste it. Spiders can't crawl it. Users can't resize it so they can read it properly.
by axod 18y ago
Moot. You can't even select/copy/paste it. Spiders can't crawl it. Users can't resize it so they can read it properly.
- ownedthx 18y agoGah. Again, as I posted up above, text selection is possible. going to update the post to indicate that...
- trapper 18y agoSo there is no difference from "native" browser text? That's rubbish. You can't even select flash text + native text in the same selection. It's completely broken. Also, flash bugs are platform specific. Like printing issues on firefox in linux, z-index issues on some browsers etc etc. None of this happens with native text.
- ed 18y agoWhat? Sure you can--Flash is one of the only ways to reliably access the client clipboard. And if you're concerned about SEO of Flash content, display plain text to crawlers or read Adobe's SEO whitepapers: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/seo/ http://www.adobe.com/devnet/seo/
- sjs382 18y agoYou can't even select/copy/paste it. No? Then you're using it wrong. sIFR allows each of those features. Spiders can't crawl it. sIFR replaces text after the page has loaded. It appears no differently to spiders and search engines. Users can't resize it so they can read it properly. A valid concern, but it is likely fix-able. Assuming it hasn't been fixed already. I have no recent experience with this.