Test on a vector design :
I tried to open a webpage with the lightbox plugin - ;( - it does not support opening a webpage. If someone knows another plugin that opens a webpage just like the lightbox do - post in a post here.
Just a reminder:
Details coming soon
Sitemaps are an important tool for making sure your site can be completely spidered and indexed by the search engines. Unfortunately, many of today’s sitemaps are specific to one search engine or another. Because of this, there have been a number of Google and Yahoo sitemap generators produced in recent years.
However, there is an alternative that presents many benefits over today’s Google and Yahoo sitemaps. In addition, these new and improved sitemaps are readable by all search engines.
They are called ROR sitemaps (Ror official website). They use XML feeds to describe your web content. These sitemaps are structured feeds that enable search engines to complement text search with structured information to better interpret the meaning of your site.
For example if your website is selling products, ROR enables you to document your product names, descriptions, prices, images, availability, affiliate programs, etc. Or if your site or blog provides information on a given topic, it allows you to describe how this information is organized (sitemap, topics, categories, new information, archive, blogroll, etc). ROR also provides terms for documenting objects such as contacts, articles, newsletters, feeds, images, audio, links, reviews, privacy policy, copyrights, and more.
With ROR, all objects are represented by a <Resource> tag, and can optionally have a <type> property to determine the type (or class) of the object (e.g. Product, Article, Event, etc). The other properties are typically determined by the type you choose. Here is a simple example of a product described by ROR:
<Resource> <type>Product</type> <title>My Product</title> <desc>My great new product</desc> <url>http://www.my-web-site.com/my-product.htm</url> <price>19.95</price> <currency>USD</currency> </Resource>
To make it easier to use, ROR provides a set of pre-defined objects. These are objects that are commonly used on websites (Contact, Address, Webpage, Product, Feed,
etc). But ROR is designed with simplicity and flexibility in mind, it
can be easily combined with other vocabularies. As a simple example,
let’s say you want to describe a list of people. To do this you can
combine ROR with the Friends of a Friend (FOAF website) vocabulary.
You can create your own ROR sitemap at:
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