I find myself pondering the purpose of title tags. I've diligently added them to every link on my website in hopes of boosting SEO. However, the excessive amount of title tags has made navigation a bit overwhelming. It seems like no matter where you hover, another title popup appears. Is there a way to disable these hovers (which reveal the content of the title tag) while still keeping the actual title tags intact?
I appreciate any insights you can provide. Thank you!
To remove the title attribute using JavaScript, you can do so without affecting the tag itself.
It is worth noting that the title attribute serves the purpose of providing advisory information about the element it is applied to. Therefore, inundating users with irrelevant information solely for the sake of search engine optimization is not recommended.
I completely concur with Joel's standpoint (+1), in my humble opinion, what you've done now is create a reverse effect: your website appears to Google as a massive facade without genuine substance :)
In my experience, I have found that the key to successful SEO is focusing on creating a top-notch website for your visitors. By prioritizing user experience over trying to appease search engines like Google, you will ultimately achieve better results. It's important not to lose sight of who the site is really for - the visitor.
At the end of the day, it's the visitors who truly matter, regardless of where you rank in search engine placements.
<a onMouseOver="javascript: this.title='';" href="../different/path/to/picture.jpg" title="a different title">click me</a>
While I do concur with previous opinions, it is important not to compromise user experience, the quality of information, and the visual aesthetics of the website just to improve search engine rankings.
It has been pointed out by Andy and others that there may be some confusion between the Page Title tag and the Link title attribute.
Just to clarify the significance in terms of SEO:
Personally, I haven't experimented with this technique myself and it's uncertain how Google would view it:
However, have you considered inserting all your title tags strategically for SEO purposes, then removing them simultaneously after the onload event triggers by targeting elements with the title attribute and setting them to ""? This approach could prevent overwhelming users with an abundance of title tags while navigating your page.
In my own experience with Prototype, using the $$() function has been effective in selecting all items of a specific class effortlessly.
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