On site I have div containers in this sequence:
As the core content comes after side bars; does this have any bad impact on SEO. If yes than how can I bring center div before sidebars. Need fluid center and fixed sidebars.
#left {float:left;width:200px;}
#right {float:right;width:200px;}
#center div {margin: 0 200px;}
<!--X-->
<div id="left"> ... </div>
<div id="right"> ... </div>
<div id="center"> ... </div>
"Apart from the most commonly known things like keyword reach titles, key-phrases density of the content, good meta tags etc. there is one aspect less known: the fact that each part of the content is ranked based on its relative position within the whole content of the page and also on the degree of uniqueness among the content from all the pages of the site. This comes from a simple, natural principle that, if a page wants to “say” something, it will start with it and put the rest of less important things after. So the most important part of the content should be found at the beginning.But, if a portion of content seems to appear on too many pages (like the headers, menus, sidebars content etc.), then it gets to be considered “common” – which is the opposite of special, unique -, hence less important from the content point of view, bearing less “SEO juice” as it is called."
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