I have a page which has many of it's links stored in a drop down...the dropdown when selected is inside a FORM which sets an ID (representing a link) and stores that ID in a $_SESSION
I can't see a search engine being smart enough to iterate through the combobox items and submitting, etc...
So I figured I should probably have a list of links which do the same...
I will have about 300 of these links at any given time...so obviously making them visible to end users is out of the question...I figure I could have a seperate page which displayed a sitemap of sorts...index.php?action=setid&pageid=12
But incase I choose not to do this...
Would it be wise to have those links inside a display: none DIV at the beginning of the page? If CSS is somehow disabled would the element display? Do search engines check CSS attributes?
Any input on the matter? Not looking for whether you think this is bad design or not
Cheers
BAD HOCKEY!! NO INVISIBLE LINKS! BAD!!