Javascript or HTML / DIVS to fix pagination issues?
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Which is better to fix a pagination problem, javascript or HTML/DIVs? I know in one Google Webmaster Forum, a Google engineer recommends Javascript, but I've also seen people use DIVs.
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Is there a reason why JS is better than Divs/css or does it matter?
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JS could work in that case. Load your content into hidden divs and show each on demand. Spiders could still get the whole article while users see one part at a time. Just remember that there is an indexation cap (100k IIRC) so there are limits to how well this can work.
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So, if you have an article that you want to divide into five parts for a better user experience, what is the best way to put all of the content on one url? divs and css or javascript?
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Can you describe the exact issue you are trying to resolve?
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