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I have 40 or so navigation links in my web site in simple code to allow spiders to crawl and see the content of the pages. &nbsp;I am thinking of converting the navigation area to a library item in Dreamweaver for easier editing throughout the site. &nbsp;With that in mind, will the spiders be able to crawl the library item on the page for indexing?<br />
Thanks,<br />
Phil
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I have 40 or so navigation links in my web site in simple code to allow spiders to crawl and see the content of the pages.  I am thinking of converting the navigation area to a library item in Dreamweaver for easier editing throughout the site.  With that in mind, will the spiders be able to crawl the library item on the page for indexing?
Thanks,
Phil

Can Spiders &quot;read&quot; links inj library items?

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Can Spiders &quot;read&quot; links inj library items?

Can Spiders "read" links inj library items?