Saturday, November 25, 2006

Print web page: Hide content

I discovered some kind of a bug in ASP.NET 2.0...

First things first. On my "web coloring page" are some Google ads. I don't want to show these ads on the prints.

Start with some css at in the <head> tag of the web page:

<style type="text/css" media="print">
  .donotprint{Display : none}
  .doprint{Display: normal}
</style>

Then create a table. For each <td> you choose the between the classes doprint and .donotprint.

I have tried this with <div> tags, but that did not work; All content after using the .donotprint class was invisible, even after using the .d.oprint class with the next <div> tag. Very strange...

But it works with tables.
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Most popular coloring pages

At this moment, the most popular coloring page is a page from the movie Cars (Pixar): Lightning McQueen, printed more than 600 times in November.



Look here for more Cars coloring pages
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Google bot

I started my website Kids-n-Fun in may, 2006. It took Google months before my site was visited. In October 2006 the visitors went up from a few (5 to 10 per day) reaching more than 600 at the end of the month.
The number of pages the Google robot visited went up from 100 pages per day to 1200 pages at the end of October.
Look at this graph (from Google Site maps):

My question: What happened first: the increase of visitors or the increase of crawled pages by the Google search robot.
If it is the increase of visitors, how does Google know this, and if it is the Google robot, why waiting for 4 months to really start indexing the pages on my site?
Anybody?
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