I have used the Dynamic Attribute > Show for when a database field shows results. When viewing the page in a browser, everything works as intended. I have set up several google alerts to notify me when certain things appear online. I was surprised to receive a google alert for my site so quickly, …

Show and hide attributes use css display property to hide or show the elements, by applying display:none; to hide or display:block; to show the element. If you don’t want the element to render on the page, use conditional regions instead.

Any item show/hide/conditional that is based on a result from a query will be seen as part of the DOM by search indexing bots and especially Google. The bots have no way of interacting with the query nor do they wait around. They render the entire DOM. Google does offer a solution to this however…

[image] Cheese: Any item show/hide/conditional that is based on a result from a query will be seen as part of the DOM by search indexing bots and especially Google. Nope, conditional regions are not rendered in the DOM if the condition is not met. This only applies to show/hide regions.

[image] Teodor: Nope, conditional regions are not rendered in the DOM if the condition is not met. This only applies to show/hide regions. Try telling the Google Indexer that. :slight_smile: We tried it in the past and the contents were still rendered as a snippet. The Indexer is a sneaky …

[image] Cheese: Try telling the Google Indexer that. :slight_smile: Well it’s App Connect who doesn’t render it.

Only speaking from experience and sharing it. We had Conditions set and they were entirely ignored by Google. As a fail-safe using data-nosnippet="true" with a Conditional Region does not hurt and that way one way or the other it will not be displayed. But for us the use of solely a Conditional …

[image] Teodor: Well it’s App Connect who doesn’t render it. [image] SEO, meta tags, view source, Google, etc Google renders all the javascript pretty well, and that’s been like that for the past 5+ years. You can test how google renders your site in the webmaster tools. Trigger alert …

[image] Apple: Trigger alert :laughing: I must have about 3999 (and counting) of those! :joy: [image] Teodor: App Connect who doesn’t Also love this referring to App Connect as not just a Framework and more of a being. [image]

@Apple What i mean is the conditional element doesn’t render the content in the dom when the condition is not met. Google can’t read something that is not on the page, but google perfectly well parses js expressions. So google can read your {{binding}} but when it is available on the page. If yo…

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