Hi Joel,

In my opinion CSS is "The Best". Simple, easy usage, easy changes, very good speed of page load ... etc...

As I red on many forums on the internet  JQuery and JS are are available for robots, so there are no contraindications to employ them.

But

CSS  - better code/text ratio (no long scripts in page code)

CSS - simple usage and changes (CSS3, HTML5)

CSS - faster loading (only simple text and html)

In my opinion, now when we have HTML5 and CSS3 there is no better way - it's innovative and simple solution,

Marek

Hello again,

They are the same.

And I assume that interpretation is the same because default state is:

**<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="ALL">  **that means index, follow

and you can decompose every tag to parts:

<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOINDEX">

<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="FOLLOW">

and that tells robot to noindex, but do follow is default so if you don't use this tag robot will follow anyway.

Marek:-)

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007/03/using-robots-meta-tag.html

Hi Marisa,

I'm using /%postname% and in my opinion it is a best structure ... but ... in that kind of structure is important to care about slug and to prevent creation of duplicated titles.

/the-best-solution  is a good slug

//the-best-solution-2  is not a good slug

I don't have duplicated pages cos WordPress has mechanism which check the slug in real time when you creating a post.

I think that  /%postname% is the most friendly link structure.