iframe

Hello,

I am adding some wikipedia.org content to my website in iframes, as a convenience to the users of the site. Each iframe is in a separate page of its own.

I am wondering if google sees the iframes inside my site as duplicate content and this might count against my site's SE ranking.

If so, would it help if I specify that the duplicate content pages not be searched? How should I do it - in the robots.txt or better to do it via meta tags?

(I thought this question must've been asked before but couldn't find a duplicate. site:groups.drupal.org/seo iframes)

Hi there,

Thanks for a great module. I am excited to work with the new version of Quiz, it adds so much value to any website, visitors love to be interactive and it's good for search engines.

I am trying to implement quiz in such way that it can be embeded on any content type, (mainly a book page). The objective is to have on the same page the specific content of that type plus the interactive part - the quiz.

I'm trying to check forms for changes. In IRC #jquery the idea came up to use serialize() a form on .ready and compare serialize() it at a certain point to detect changes...

As soon as a wysiwyg editor (fckeditor in our case) is present, changes won't be tracked in that field. It shows that editor content is no more part of the form DOM.

I'm strongly looking for documentation about how to talk to wysiwyg api to check for changes in the editor. I didn't find the correct way to identify the wysiwyg editor instance, given the form element.

Hi,

I wonder how hard it would be to make an iframe resizable, much like textareas are resizable in Drupal (with the textarea.js).
The reason i ask this, is because i have created a module to integrate the "Whizzywig" WYSIWYG editor into Drupal (see http://drupal.org/project/whizzywig).
This editor replaces the textarea with an iframe to allow WYSIWYG editing.