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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / April 2008htm vs html
I was wondering if is any difference to publish the flies like .htm or like .html??? Is maybe more easy for the search englines to "recognise" .html flies instend .htm? no difference, except if your host requires .htm for the home (index) page..and even if they did all the other pages could still be html.  Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression > I was wondering if is any difference to publish the flies like .htm or > like > .html??? > Is maybe more easy for the search englines to "recognise" .html flies > instend .htm? The only difference is back in the day some hosts used to use .htm as default and some hosts didn't support .html, this was because they only supported 3 letter file extensions and changed when most ISP's stopped using FAT16 Operating Systems. A standard unwritten rule today seems to be that .html is used as standard but .htm still works fine :) |
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