Alright,
I am getting ready to jump into the lake and play with you guys. I know that it's going to be a learning process, but I am going to have to start somewhere.
I plan to build a typical "directory-with-user-submitted-reviews" website for a local city and I was concerned about the search engine friendliness of Links SQL. I tried to do a search in this forum, but got lost in all the jargon.
Can someone just start from the beginning and tell whether it's possible to get LinksSQL spidered without much modification to the template system? Can I just "flip a switch" and build static html pages?
Please enlighten me on the search engine spidering features of LinksSQL.
Thank you.
I am getting ready to jump into the lake and play with you guys. I know that it's going to be a learning process, but I am going to have to start somewhere.
I plan to build a typical "directory-with-user-submitted-reviews" website for a local city and I was concerned about the search engine friendliness of Links SQL. I tried to do a search in this forum, but got lost in all the jargon.
Can someone just start from the beginning and tell whether it's possible to get LinksSQL spidered without much modification to the template system? Can I just "flip a switch" and build static html pages?
Please enlighten me on the search engine spidering features of LinksSQL.
Thank you.