How do I correctly generate "SE-Friendly Code" if I have 2 menu in javascripts?
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Q:
On my website I am a total of 2 menus being
generated. How do I correctly generate "SE-Friendly Code" if I have 2
menu in javascripts? The "DM Links" code that is being generated will have a few of
the same dm id because the menus are created seperate. How do I get it
so each menu will have different dm id with no overlaps?
A:
The identifiers in these links are additional parameters.
<div id="dmlinks" style="font:undefined;color:#000000;text-decoration:none">
<a id="dmI0" href="testlink.html">Home</a>
<a id="dmI2" href="testlink.html">Features</a>
<a id="dmI4" href="testlink.html">Description of Files</a>
You can delete these identifiers or leave them.
So, if you have several menu in javascripts on the same page you should generate two
blocks of search engine friendly code and add them on your page.
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