case 1: slides are switching automatically with a small interval between them
i searched in google:
site:asucm.ucmerced.edu RIDE ZIMRIDE!
The words "RIDE ZIMRIDE", which are displayed on the third slide are indexed by Google.
case 2: slides are switching only if we click on thumbnails
The slides from asucm.ucmerced.edu are changing automatically with a small interval of time between them.
But what will happen if i want the slides to change on Click (clicking on thumbnails).
We can achieve this by setting a big value to "Timer delay" field.
Will google still index the slides if the "Timer delay" is set to 1000 000 ms (=1000seconds)?
Interesting you are looking at one of my sites. I don't know how google indexes, but it seems it indexes hidden content just fine. So it shouldn't matter if it rotates or not.
FYI to not have a slideshow rotate set the delay to 0
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Comment #1
intyms commentedcase 1: slides are switching automatically with a small interval between them
i searched in google:
site:asucm.ucmerced.edu RIDE ZIMRIDE!
The words "RIDE ZIMRIDE", which are displayed on the third slide are indexed by Google.
case 2: slides are switching only if we click on thumbnails
The slides from asucm.ucmerced.edu are changing automatically with a small interval of time between them.
But what will happen if i want the slides to change on Click (clicking on thumbnails).
We can achieve this by setting a big value to "Timer delay" field.
Will google still index the slides if the "Timer delay" is set to 1000 000 ms (=1000seconds)?
Comment #2
redndahead commentedInteresting you are looking at one of my sites. I don't know how google indexes, but it seems it indexes hidden content just fine. So it shouldn't matter if it rotates or not.
FYI to not have a slideshow rotate set the delay to 0
Comment #3
intyms commented#2 redndahead
thanks!
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redndahead commented