HTML - Help: Robot.txt - Can I Exclude A Name From The Spiders?

I'm hoping that there is a way to hide ads from spiders using HTML. Seeing as how my current host doesn't allow me to use Javascript.

For an example, in http://www.eldon.com

See the black border around the page?

I would like to disable it or set a the table border property @ 0 so it won't show up when printing?

Is this possible?

Thanks a lot guys...

First post!!

Hi. I have a problem I cant seem to fix. On my page i have a javascript dropdown menu which i dont want search engines to read because it is very big. It consists of 434 links.
Is there a way for me to exclude it from search engines?

Thx in advance.

I am trying to write an .htaccess file that accomplishes three things, but I can't get them to happen all at once. Do I have something out of order? (the file is not active right now)
I am trying to:
1) redirect all non-www to www (for the root directory main site)
2) redirect two specific pages to new pages and retain the link juice
3) not redirect two subdirectories that have other domains pointed to them (www.bigcountryacres.info points to the first and www.kidslovedrbarton.com points to the 2nd)

The following code almost works. The two old .htm pages on the main site are redirected to their .html versions just fine.
When going to a subdirectory, you can reach the index page the first time. Then if you link to a subpage and then go back to the home page link (just index.htm), it gets redirected to my main site instead. Any idea of what I'm doing wrong?


Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/_BigCountryAcres/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/_DrBarton/
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^integritivity.com [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.integritivity.com/$1 [L,R=301]
redirect 301 /WebDesign.htm http://www.integritivity.com/WebDesign.html
redirect 301 /index.htm http://www.integritivity.com/index.html

Thanks,
Robin

I have a long page with opening paragraphs that I wrote, followed by a long list that might be buried somewhere else on the Web (duplicate content). The list looks like spam (it isn't) and I'm concerned that the page will not get indexed.

Is there a simple way to mark the sections that should not be crawled? As a last resort, I could put the list on a separate page with "nofollow" links. Here is the page:

http://www.iaps.com/list-of-internet...ns-199010.html