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On a related note, I always wondered if CSS selectors (classes and ids) had any SEO weight, considering they are present in the HTML code. Just in case, for som
by bbx 13y ago
On a related note, I always wondered if CSS selectors (classes and ids) had any SEO weight, considering they are present in the HTML code. Just in case, for some time I used to carefully choose semantic names for my selectors, which in the end, is not a bad practice for code readability.
In deviantART's case, the F-word was inside a CSS comment, thus supposedly never displayed to the user. So it's weird to block a file for that case.
- D9u 13y agoThe irony here is that we didn't have to do anything to fix this bug (well, we did have to rename an image file that had a vulgar name!). I don't think that it's the actual CSS, but rather the linked content which triggered the filters.