By refusing to follow the SRC links

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A usability nightmare, that. There is a fix for this problem as well, but it complicates your website’s usability because it sends visitors who arrive at your content pages from search engine results to numerous assembler pages. Workaround for the <NOFRAMES> Tag The usage of the <NOFRAMES> tag is one technique to get around the issue.  the search engines are shown what they were missing by this tag. Basically, you duplicate the information from your body and navigation frames and paste it between <NOFRAMES> and </NOFRAMES> on the main frame page. You can allow the spiders to see what a visitor to your site would see by placing your navigation and home page content in the <NOFRAMES> tag of your Main Frame website design. By including links to other content pages on your website, you are also allowing spiders to follow those links.


Unfortunately, because you’ve stored it in your Navigation File, your content pages don’t include Email Data any navigation. Therefore, your visitors will see your content but not any of your primary navigation links, forcing them to follow the links you’ve provided in your content or putting them at a dead end. Another problem is that many users of framed websites place their corporate identification content in one frame website design to keep it permanently at the top of the page. If you do this, visitors from search engines who land on your content pages won’t be able to see your corporate branding elements (site name, header, and logo).



There is a solution for this problem as well, but it entails adding code to each of your content frame pages so that when users access one of your content frames straight from a search engine, they are redirected to your main frame page. All search engine visitors will be automatically forwarded to your home page if you only have one Main Frame page. They won’t appreciate that, If you want your visitors to be redirected to the page they intended to view, you will need to create a separate Main Frame page for each page of your website. Then, for each content page, you can use a different Java redirect script. If the MainFrame page did not load the content page, the script will restart the browser with the Main Frame page so that the visitor may view the navigation and content. Simply deleting frame website design entirely will allow the search engines to index your content as it was meant to be seen by your users, improving user experience and reducing maintenance time.