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Why CSS is good for Google?
Why CSS is good for Google? Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) used to separate the stylistic elements of a page, such as provision of fonts and color page content such as of text and images. Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) give the presentation layer to a web page. With CSS web designers can control the presentation of the display of a site from a central document. I would suggest that the benefits can be achieved by using CSS, not just Google, is well worth the time invested in learning it. So why is CSS good for Google? CSS makes the file size smaller CSS gives you more control over the CSS page structure, you can hide some content from the web browser while it still will be picked up by Google CSS makes the file size small HTML page drawing styles and bringing a stylesheet (imported) style sheet (. CSS file) , you can reduce the total amount of code on your pages. Pages with less code have smaller file sizes and Google prefers pages with smaller file sizes (many other search engines too). Although Google does not give specific advice on this issue, search engine optimization community is generally agreed that 100KB is a good upper limit for hand sizes. CSS gives you more control over the CSS page structure allows you to structure your document as an HTML standards without compromising the look and feel of the page. Google rewards sites that are well structured, but many designers choose to ignore the standards and guidelines as much as possible, because they (wrongly) believe standards lead to the pages. With CSS designers can create attractive pages with much feeling, while the ability to find design principles identified. CSS allows you to hide content from web browser but it still will be picked up by Google with the help of CSS you can hide content from certain browsers in certain situations. For example, you may have some content that you only want to appear in print, or maybe you want some content that only appears on the screen and not in print (such as page navigation). The advantage is that Google will still index all the content and you will still get the privilege of providing content. Browsers If you are new to CSS, be aware that different browsers still interpret the CSS standards in different ways, some (very) old browser does not read the CSS at all. Make sure your CSS is so different browser compatible as possible, and that your HTML pages look acceptable even without CSS.