Morning all,
In our product full descriptions on each page we have some html for the 'customers who bought this also bought...' stuff, e.g.
http://www.dots4strings.com/acatalog/Anitras_Dance.html
Unfortunately Actinic is indexing all this and bringing it back in the search results, so when you search for a title you also get back all the related titles as well (a bit confusing). We're trying to think of a way of splitting up the title in the html bit of the full description so it won't index it. Maybe just split off the front letter using an underline - what about this:
<li><a href="http://www.dots4strings.com/acatalog/humoreske.html"
title="Humoreske"><u>H</u>umoreske</a></li>
You can see that the word 'Humoreske' in the a ref is now '<u>H</u>umoreske' which displays the same, is still a hyperlink, but Actinic will only index the 'umoreske' part and not the whole word. This stops Anitra's Dance being returned in the search results if they type in Humoreske.
Can anyone think of a better way of doing this? Is there any code you can put into the full description to say 'do not index this bit'?
Many thanks,
Des
In our product full descriptions on each page we have some html for the 'customers who bought this also bought...' stuff, e.g.
http://www.dots4strings.com/acatalog/Anitras_Dance.html
Unfortunately Actinic is indexing all this and bringing it back in the search results, so when you search for a title you also get back all the related titles as well (a bit confusing). We're trying to think of a way of splitting up the title in the html bit of the full description so it won't index it. Maybe just split off the front letter using an underline - what about this:
<li><a href="http://www.dots4strings.com/acatalog/humoreske.html"
title="Humoreske"><u>H</u>umoreske</a></li>
You can see that the word 'Humoreske' in the a ref is now '<u>H</u>umoreske' which displays the same, is still a hyperlink, but Actinic will only index the 'umoreske' part and not the whole word. This stops Anitra's Dance being returned in the search results if they type in Humoreske.
Can anyone think of a better way of doing this? Is there any code you can put into the full description to say 'do not index this bit'?
Many thanks,
Des
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