Does hidden content in jQuery ui tabs still get ignored?
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I am looking for a more current answer to this question. I know that google leaves out the js and css. But since the code usually has display:hidden inline with the code while using jquery ui tabs I was curious to know if google considers this hidden or from what some articles have said, "tries to ignore the content".
Is this still true today? I would assume no but looking for some back-up.
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nice article, thanks for getting back to me
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