I've looked this up and have not found consistent answers. I want to embed a google doc in my page (when you publish your google doc it gives you an iframe). Will search engines like google be able to read the contents of the document (just text, but may have important keywords)? Or will it act as if the page was empty?
If it cannot index the text then is there any way to have the embed in some sort of server side include so that it appears to be hard-coded into the html to spiders?
No, they will not read it and assosiate the content to your site. They will eventually crawl it sometime but it will not be associated as "your" content.
Only way to do it, is to write server side code that scrapes the content and outputs it inside your page.
Right now, the page looks empty to the search engines.
I am not so sure that they can't since you can start seeing iframe content being rendered in the site previews under Google Search i.e. any facebook page tab application can be seen now and they all work through iframes
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I would like to embed a Google Slides presentation with an iframe. Anyone with the link can view it but I do not want to publish it to the web.
The "Publish to the web" option is specifically meant to embed the presentation within iframes so anyone with the link can view it, and it also gives you the iframe code, but I'm guessing that by "do not want to publish it to the web" you mean that you don't want the file to be indexed in Google searches.
According to this support thread to avoid getting indexed you can click the "Share" button and set the sharing option to "Anyone with the link":
Then to embed it within an iframe get the sharing link and replace /edit with /embed to it at the end. Example: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/<Slide_ID>/embed.
The result looks the same as getting the "published" link, but it's not indexed by Google Search. Of course, keep in mind that it may still be found if the website where you embedded it is indexed.
I have followed the tutorial on this website https://www.wp-tweaks.com/display-a-single-cell-from-google-sheets-wordpress/ which allows to dynamically display values from a Google spreadsheet on a WordPress page using a simple shortcode:
[get_sheet_value location="Cell Location"]
This solution worked seamlessly until a single page contained hundreds of those shortcodes (I basically need the whole content of the page to be editable via the spreadsheet). I started getting 100% Errors by API method (based on the Google Metrics) and the content was not displayed properly anymore. I realize that sending hundreds of read requests after each page load is not ideal and will inevitably affect the load performance and that Google imposes quota limits too. Is there a way to bypass this issue? For example by pulling the values from the Google spreadsheet only once a day. Unfortunately, I don't have much coding experience but I'm open to all solutions.
Thanks in advance!
You could publish the sheet to the web and embed it to your website:
In your sheet, go to File > Publish to the web
In the window that appears, click Embed.
Click Publish.
Copy the code in the text box and paste it into your site.
To show or hide parts of the spreadsheet, edit the HTML on your site.
It would look like this (click on Run code snippet):
<iframe src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vR3UbHTtAkR8TGNtXU3o4hzkVVhSwhnckMp7tQVCl1Fds3AnU5WoUJZxTfJBZgcpBP0VqTJ9n_ptk6J/pubhtml?gid=1223818634&single=true&widget=true&headers=false"></iframe>
You could try reading the entire spreadsheet as a JSON file and parse it within your code.
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/cjn-google-sheets-as-json-endpoint/
sory guys, click the first link you will see the image i been mark by red, after you click the second link, you will see the arrow.
1) http://s261.beta.photobucket.com/user/minaekoz/media/satu.png.html
2) http://s261.beta.photobucket.com/user/minaekoz/media/satua.png.html
Question :
That is social bookmarking site i use to promote my blog but i want to remove the plugin after somebody click that link in the first image.
how can i remove that plugin in the second image after user click the link at the first image?
*sory if my english so bad
I'm not sure how your page is embedded, I guess it's done using frames or an iframe? This would be important to know, but you'll most likely be able to use some javascript code like this (called in some element's onload event (e.g. <body>):
if (window.top != window.self)
window.top.location.replace(window.self.location.href);
I think you can add it through using a custom BlogSpot template or maybe with some of the widgets as well.
Probably you can't. That social bookmarking site will probably open your website in an IFRAME, and therefore, clicks in your page cause IFRAME navigation, and not browser navigation.
Since your site, and the IFRAME site are different, the javascript in your site cannot access the DOM (Document Object Model) in the other site because SOP (Same Origin Policy).
You can disallow that your website run in IFRAMEs by using the X-Frame-Options http header though, but I would leave it like that.
Cheers.
I have a Google Docs collection that I would like to embed into an iframe:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B6yYgWS-CUJ2ZTUxZGI4MGUtMWM0Yy00YzY0LWIxOTMtMDFlN2RjNDAxNGM2
The problem here is that Google has set the X-Frame-Options header and so it seems they only allow this collection to be embedded into a Google site:
X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN
Now I realize Google's reasons for not allowing their content in iframes some of the time, but this is one case where I feel like it would be nice to have the ability to do this.
With documents Google also allows two methods of "sharing"
You can click on the "Share" button and set visibility, which will give you a link to a document
Or you can click on "Publish to Web" and it will give you a link or an iframe option.
The iframe url is similar to the link URL except that it has the "&embedded=true" query variable at the end. The same thing is true for Google Maps except the parameter is "&output=embed"
Who while I believe there is nothing I can do with headers or Javascript on my site to allow the content of an iframe for a Google Docs collection to load, I was hoping someone might know of a way to generate embed code for a Google Docs collection which would allow it to be loaded in an iFrame.
Update: It looks like Google has allowed embedding Google Docs/Drive items via iFrame. Here are the current headers for that page (note that this URL is after the redirect):
Try these:-
single – setting to true displays just one sheet in the spreadsheet. The default sheet it will display is the first one created in the spreadsheet. This can be changed using ‘gid’ below.
gid – this needs to be a numeric identifier of the sheet you want to display. The first sheet created is 0, but others will have longer identifiers. To find the ‘gid’ for the sheet you want to display, go to the spreadsheet in Google Apps itself, and click on to your desired sheet. The URL in your browser should change to something like this: https://docs.google.com/a/mycompany.com/spreadsheets/d /15B___SOYjsRmU9tiwZly318HZnFHOHeayS6UTHx7Pu2I/edit#gid=419657423
The bit at the end of the URL shows you the ‘gid’ for the sheet, and that is the number you need to bring into the shortcode in your website.
range – set this to the cell range you want to display within the sheet (or leave it out to display the whole sheet). In our example, we set this to f2:g6. Note if you’re being pedantic then you should really change the ‘:’ to ‘%3A’ since colons should be encoded in URLs – but most browsers should understand the colon, so don’t worry. If you like to be correct, you’d use range=f2%3Ag6 instead.
headers=false - Row numbers and column letters are not displayed.
widget – setting this to false removes the sheet selector bar when it’s embedded.
chrome – setting this to false removes the title bar showing the spreadsheet name, above the sheet.
So putting all together:-
<iframe> src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/[Googlekey]/pubhtml?gid=28&range=a1:s45&single=true&widget=true&headers=false" </iframe>
Allan
I have an ajaxified website, and I want all my content to be crawlable. I have a photo gallery, which only loads the photo using ajax, without refreshing the whole page. My root URL is this:
http://mysite/photos
and whenever a photo thumbnail is clicked, it displays the photo, and hash becomes #!/photo/photoid/phototitle, or when you are searching for a criteria, it becomes #!/photos/f-number/1.8/iso/640 e.g. for searching for photos with f/1.8 at ISO 640 (and more criteria can be appended this way). When a user opens up a URL like http://mysite/photos/#!/photos/f-number/1.8/iso/640 the landing page, using a javascript, will redirect the user to http://mysite/photos/f-number/1.8/iso/640 (without the hashbang), and again, there, the page loads http://mysite/Dynamic/PhotoThumbnails.aspx?f-number=1.8&iso=640 using ajax (yes, javascript looks at the location path and parses it according to that format). For the first case (link of a photo itself rather than a search), using again, only javascript, the page loads the photo itself (along with some extra tables showing technical info about photo) from the url http://mysite/Dynamic/RenderPhoto.aspx?ID=123 (where 123 the ID of the photo).
Given this information, my problem is simple: I am planning to (on my masterpage load event) redirect all requests with _escaped_fragment_s to the appropriate RenderPhoto or PhotoThumbnails page, by parsing the _escaped_fragment_ at server side. Will that work? My main concerns are;
Will Google follow the HTTP redirect? (301 or 302)
Will I get into any trouble (such as being removed from index) as I am not showing the exact same content to Google? (a browser will load a side mavigation bar, and all those fancy css styles visually-nice-looking page etc. and then load the real content into a pane at that page, where Google will be getting the "true" content only. My base page, sidebar content thumbnail list page, and photo renderer are COMPLETELY different pages which implement their OWN logic, so I cannot ever merge them)
If there is a risk of being removed due to the reasons above, what are my alternatives (no, I cannot merge the pages, it is NOT an option)? Do you recommend taking regular snapshots of pages and cache them and sending those to Googlebot?
Here is the current BETA of my website (yeah I know about lots of bugs), just to give you the idea how it will work: http://canpoyrazoglu.com/photos
I'm on ASP.NET 4.0, and using jQuery, if it helps.
A new answer to an old question. Yes it will follow it. However you may end up with both the clean and #! URLs. However, check this out (from Google Developer Guides):
Note that if you use a permanent (301) redirect, the url shown in our
search results will typically be the target of the redirect, whereas
if a temporary (302) redirect is used, we'll typically show the #! url
in search results.
This is the Google Developer Guide link:
https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/docs/faq#redirects
Yes, I'm pretty sure it will follow a redirect. The Facebook open graph debugger does, and this blog post advocates implementing redirects: http://www.yearofmoo.com/2012/11/angularjs-and-seo.html