Hi all:
The following is an Search Engine Optimization tip that is fairly
common in most of the SEO checklists that I have read.
Hyphens - Use hyphens ( - ) and not underscores ( _ ) to separate
words in directory and file names. Most search engines parse a hyphen
like a reader would parse a space. Using underscores makes
what_would_you_do look like whatwouldyoudo to most search engines. You
should definitely separate words in your URLs.
Let''s say I create a small test app.
# rails test
create a controller, edit the controller, create a template, and run
the server
# script/generate controller WebResources
# do the manual editing stuff here.
# script/server webrick
To access the page: http://localhost:3000/web_resources/index
Works fine. I''m wondering if there is a way to reference the above
URL using hyphens to make the spiders happy??
http://localhost:3000/web-resources/index
Any thoughts??
Thanks
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