I am developing a website using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript. Later on, PHP and MySQL will be added.
I have some issues regarding it.
1) When I complete my website, how do I use media queries to develop it for mobile devices?
2) I am using some functions that does not allow viewing page source and right-click to be enabled. Can this cause any problems to BOTS or crawlers?
3) When I use ctrl + up-scroll, page is zoomed. But, all the content gets dithered. How do I overcome this? Content should not change/alter when I zoom the webpage.
Website development issues...
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Re: Website development issues...
@1: sorry no real experience with that (yet)
@2: nope, doesn't affect crawlers, they process the source in a telnet-like way...not in a "fetch with browser" way, so the source code is delivered (else the site couldn't be displayed at all).
@3: hm, you might have a look at the min/max height/width CSS properties for that one..
@2: nope, doesn't affect crawlers, they process the source in a telnet-like way...not in a "fetch with browser" way, so the source code is delivered (else the site couldn't be displayed at all).
@3: hm, you might have a look at the min/max height/width CSS properties for that one..
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Thanks b_b for your reply.
I am using this to restrict users from right clicking and using ctrl + u function.
HTML tag
Head tag
Head tag complete
Body tag
Body tag complete
//after body tag is complete...I write below line...
<body oncontextmenu="return false;" onkeydown="return false;">
HTML tag complete
This won't affect the ranking? Can bots still read/access me website?
I am using this to restrict users from right clicking and using ctrl + u function.
HTML tag
Head tag
Head tag complete
Body tag
Body tag complete
//after body tag is complete...I write below line...
<body oncontextmenu="return false;" onkeydown="return false;">
HTML tag complete
This won't affect the ranking? Can bots still read/access me website?
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Re: Website development issues...
google crawlers don't process/execute javascript, so no problem with that... 
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Re: Website development issues...
#1 media queries in CSS example
This shows how you can set styling to the body element of a page when the max-width of the screen is less than or equal to 767px. The body styling under it will be used in any other case. Practice with this, setup a simple page and css file, set a different background for both body elements, and then load the page in the browser. Resize the browsers width to see the change (works in Chrome at least).
#2
#3 Yea good question. You don't. Provide higher resolution media elements.
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/* Landscape phone to portrait tablet */
@media (max-width: 767px) {
body { ... }
}
body { ... }
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Stop. Your'e not preventing people from seeing anything, you're only preventing people who don't know what they're doing from seeing anything. If there is data you don't want people to see, it has to remain server side.I am using some functions that does not allow viewing page source and right-click to be enabled. Can this cause any problems to BOTS or crawlers?
#3 Yea good question. You don't. Provide higher resolution media elements.