TCH-Rob

Hoe so? Are we gardening again whilst perusing the forums?

Thomas, She got an error posting the message to this board. Your site should be fine for them.

I am not sure about the feelings things, I kind of doubt they care really. Lets look at your other sites. politcentr has 24 backlinks and a PR of 5 prosvieta has 3 but from your politcentr site, PR 4 proslava has 30 backlinks and a PR of 5 glossary101 has 14 backlinks and a PR of 5 The others I looked at all have medium PR ratings on Google. The problem is that Google does things differently than Yahoo. You cant expect things that get results with Google to be the same with Yahoo, if that were the case then what would be the point of multiple search engines? We would all use Google and not care. I dont know what Yahoo looks for but if it is keywords, description and word density I can see why the site is not on the list, especially if you are using Dillard Georgia rivervista as your search term.

This may sound silly but looking at your code and the phrase "Dillard Georgia rivervista" is not even on the page. Dillard Georgia is listed once and rivervista is not even on the page at all. I have a knife site, it is like me complaining that my site wont come up when I search cookies. Based on the total number of web pages on the Internet it can take many months to get anything to list, two months is nothing compared to the time I have had to wait, some of us have waited a year to get listed in various engines and directories. How long ago did you make your complaints. I am under the assumption that given the number of people that may send in a complaint that there may be a backlog of them. All the Internet users across the globe using Yahoo at any given time could mean many complaints to have to sift through. I don't know about them nor am I standing up for them but they may also believe that the complaint is not valid and chose not to respond to it. That is neither here or there as I am not debating the validity of the complaint no doubting the validity of the listings or lack thereof. I am just offering options that may be the root of the problem and asking what techniques you have tried to get better rankings other than just possibly submitting the site and nothing more.

And all the ingredients are legal in the US?

Why not look through our own offerings right here in our forums. What is the term being looked for also? There could be many reasons behind the apparent lack of a listing.

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OK, I am stumped. We need Lisa, she knows Expression, or someone that has more knowledge than I do. Maybe Tracy's idea, heck my grandma is turning 102 next month and I bet she knows more about CSS than I do. Hang tight, we will get an answer for you.

I dont know CSS so I am grasping but the Image is showing under the blog titls isnt it? Wont removing the title give the intended results.

But look at my post Glenn, Yahoo does have Geocities pages in their results. I believe it is a lack of proper SEO techniques that is the underlying issue.

PM TCH-Robert, he has a hotlink protection that is supposedly a cut above.

Thomas is right but since it is in US funds nothing is lost if you send it to me.

I was just viewing the source and saw; ><div id="blogtitle"><h1>Lao Xian's Teahouse</h1></div> I don't see that in the CSS snippet that you showed. I think it is elsewhere that the text is located. Remove it and your normal image should display without the Green over the top of it.

cow

I searched "parts of sword" on Yahoo. Result 10 was ; Note the URL What if any SEO have you done on your page?

The X-Flies Two agents for the Federal Bureau of Insectigation search an orchard to see if the fruit is out there.

tasty

politically correct Thomas

Look in your cPanel for an icon that says backup or under Site Management a link that says backup. Once there you will have an option of backing up your database. Look for "Download a MySQL Database Backup" and under it should be a list of databases you can back up. Select the db and it will prompt you to save it to your local hard drive.

Put this in your .htaccess file; deny from 000.000.000.000 where 000.000.000.000 is the IP address. If you only specify 1 or 2 of the groups of numbers, you will block a whole range.

tortilla

As usual for me I have no real answer but I do see a potential issue. That is, shell scripts of any kind are not allowed. This could be an issue with accomplishing things that specific way. I will let someone else answer the .forward part but I don't know if it will matter in the long run.

Have you looked with your file manager in cPanel to see if you can see them that way?

giant

I take PayPal too Weezy