Just discovered that on one of our websites, when viewed via the Source right-click, the <title> tag on all the products is populated with spaces thus
That site is www dot mistergear dot co dot uk/acatalog/f800_r_09.html
V 10.03
On another site of ours, it looks like this:
(yes, those are Tabs!)
Site is www dot hard-motorcycle-luggage dot co dot uk/acatalog/V46-case.html
V 8.5.1
We have of course checked the title fields in Actinic and also examined a hierarchic export and everything appears perfectly normal, i.e. no extra spaces, tabs, N/L or anything else.
I imagine that if we set the flag for compact html/cgi these would disappear, but I have two questions:
1. How did they get there
2. Does it matter? Particularly with regard to their affect or otherwise on search engine bots.
Code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head> <title> Ventura for F800 R </title>
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On another site of ours, it looks like this:
Code:
<title> Givi V46 Monokey Top Case </title>
Site is www dot hard-motorcycle-luggage dot co dot uk/acatalog/V46-case.html
V 8.5.1
We have of course checked the title fields in Actinic and also examined a hierarchic export and everything appears perfectly normal, i.e. no extra spaces, tabs, N/L or anything else.
I imagine that if we set the flag for compact html/cgi these would disappear, but I have two questions:
1. How did they get there
2. Does it matter? Particularly with regard to their affect or otherwise on search engine bots.
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