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[justin-is-away]

When you say:

At least one HTML file must:

• be named index.html

• contain a "follow" link to the course webpage (https://github.com/mikeizbicki/cmc-csci040) and a "follow" link to Mike Izbicki's personal webpage (https://izbicki.me/)

• I want that sweet, sweet pagerank...

• contain either an unordered or ordered list (

  or
  ) with at least 3 list items (
  1. )

• contain a table with at least 3 rows and 3 columns

Does this mean that all of these conditions have to be on the same HTML file, or can they be spread out between all of our HTML files?

[JackPotter7]

Hi mike, two questions:

What do you mean by this line? "have at least two "follow backlinks" from other domains (other student's projects are okay)"

And would inspecting element be considered a black hat technique?

[mikeizbicki]

@justin-is-away Those conditions do not have to all be in the same html file, they just have to be in your project somewhere.

@JackPotter7 I've updated the project instructions with a link that explains the details of follow backlinks (and the SEO prelecture videos also cover this term), but it's basically a link from another website to your website. Google will use those links to determine how important your webpage is and how high in the search rankings it should be. The more backlinks you have, the higher you will appear in google search results.

[henrylong612]

Hi Mike! If we have more than 3 pages in our site, do all of them need to satisfy the "Every HTML file must:" requirements, or just 3?

[mikeizbicki]

@henrylong612 Only 3 of them need to satisfy the requirements. You're welcome to have as many other pages as you like that contain whatever you want, and they don't need to satisfy any requirements.

[justin-is-away]

Is Wayback Machine not displaying the FB like count for anyone else? First image is from my actual website, second image is Wayback Machine's snapshot.

[xutimon]

Hi Mike!

I was just wondering if we should use a distinct google analytics tag for each HTML file we have, as Google mentions that a single web stream would be enough. I was also wondering if the class and id selectors in our CSS external file need to be actually used by any of our HTML files, or is simply identifying them enough. Thanks!

[xutimon]

Also if anyone could backlink me I would really appreciate it! My link is xutimon.github.io

I will also help backlink you alls webpage if you guys need it, just write your link below. Thanks!

[mikeizbicki]

@xutimon

1. You should use the same google analytics tag for each HTML file.
2. The CSS selectors' classes/ids should be used somewhere in the HTML.

[JackPotter7]

Hi @mikeizbicki,

Do we need to do the internet archive for each html page we have or just the main page? Thanks!

[mikeizbicki]

@JackPotter7 You should archive each html file. You'll only need to submit the archive link to the main page, then I can press the links on the archive to view the other pages.

[AjaiKBan]

Good morning @mikeizbicki ,

For the 3

tag requirement on each HTML file, does there need to be three different class or id selectors?

[AjaiKBan]

3 div tag requirement

[mikeizbicki]

@AjaiKBan There is no requirement that the div tags have any class or id attributes. The requirement for class/id selectors can be met by applying them anywhere.

[AjaiKBan]

Thank You @mikeizbicki !

[dwalker25]

Hi Mike, I'm not enrolled in the class Sakai -- could you please add me? Thanks, David Walker

[buffeinstein]

Hi @mikeizbicki,

I submitted my github repo to Sakai, following the instructions that were listed in Sakai. I can't edit that submission, so I'll paste the 2 links here:

link to my website: https://buffeinstein.github.io/

link to the internet archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20220914031407/https://buffeinstein.github.io/

Sorry for the inconvenience!