Martin and John dive into the world of CSS and explore its connection to SEO. Discover why CSS files matter for SEO, how modern CSS frameworks impact pages, and the SEO implications of CSS class names and pseudo elements. Moreover, learn practical tips for ensuring your CSS enhances – rather than hinders – your website’s search performance.
Resources:
Episode transcript → https://goo.gle/sotr096-transcript
Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction 0:56 – What is CSS? 1:37 – CSS file crawlability 3:52 – CSS flexibility and power 4:55 – Website and CSS growth 5:43 – CSS file size 9:15 – CSS class names and SEO 10:51 – Important CSS concepts 11:27 – CSS specificity 14:24 – Pseudo classes and pseudo elements 20:56 – Stop using before and after 22:47 – Viewport height 27:11 – Hiding things and background colours 28:05 – CSS images 35:55 – CSS for SEO 37:16 – Outro
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Speaker: Martin Splitt, John Mueller
Products Mentioned: Search Console
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🤡. Don't waste time on that. Shortly from Google Recommendations : u must use CSS for decorations for exclude overusing in HTML subtitles and black text. Done.
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Did you both just accidentally give away how to cloak with ::before and ::after using content attributes? I’ve been using ::before and ::after to append currency symbols to prices in tables which saves a few kilobytes on larger tables. Should I be doing this?
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