[thelist] advisability of links to the current page (WAS: <h1> + images + search engines penalties)
Rickards, Julian (NDM)
julian.rickards at ndm.gov.on.ca
Thu May 25 08:09:46 CDT 2006
The only thing I can think of is that if a person prompts the browser
(either by tabbing or through use of a screen reader) to skip through
the links in the page, they might be confused by the link and think it
points to another page with a similar role.
-----Original Message-----
I've heard this assertion several times here on thelist and I'm not
convinced - why shouldn't there be a link to the current page, as long
as it is styled to make it absolutely clear that it is the page the user
is currently viewing? Personally, I make use of such links quite often.
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