Hi there.

I recently been removed from Google index. After logging into Googles webmasters tools, I discovered my site design does not comply with Googles best practices. i.e. using CSS to hide certain parts of a page. After cleaning up this in order to be considered for re-inclusion to Googles index, I realised that the only way to remove the DIYDATING footer links from the bottom of the page is to hide with CSS. Which according to Googles Webmaster rules is not allowed and any site doing this may be blacklisted. Googles algorythms may blacklist a site because of this.

Is there no other way to hide the DIYFOOTER. Is it possible to develop another way so that the HTML is completely removed, instead of having to hide it with CSS.

Thanks

Andy

Hi Andy,

Unfortunately we shouldn't be hiding this footer from 1st Jan 2007. Its a requirement by law that customers know what company is behind any website they visit. There may be other methods of hiding this, but we do not recommend doing this.

Gary