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Can spiders crawl jQuery Fancy Box scripts
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Hi Everyone -
I'm not a technical person at all. I have some content that will be hidden until a user clicks "learn more" where upon it will be displayed via jQuery Fancy Box script. The content behind the learn more javascript is important and I need it to be crawled by search engine spiders.
Does anyone know if there will be a problem with this script?
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thx u.
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Go to webmaster tools and do a "Fetch as Google"
If you see the content in the source, it will be crawled.
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