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footer
[ foot-er ]
- British Informal.
- a person or thing having or associated with a height or length of a foot or a specified number of feet (often used in combination):
a six-footer.
- Computers. a line of information placed at the end of a page for purposes of identification.
- Archaic. a person who walks; walker; pedestrian.
footer
1/ ˈfʊtə /
- archaic.a person who goes on foot; walker
- in combination a person or thing of a specified length or height in feet
a six-footer
footer
2/ ˈfuːtər; ˈfuːtə /
- to potter; occupy oneself trivially or to little effect
- a person who footers
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Keep in mind that if your priority page is in the footer or main navigation, every page on the site will likely link to it, so this gives you an idea of where that page should sit within your sitemap hierarchy.
You can access this feature in the footer of the URL inspection help document and indexing coverage report document.
You can access this button, if you are in the United States, in the footer of the URL inspection help document and indexing coverage report document.
You can access this feature in the footer of URL inspection help document and indexing coverage report document.
Focus on header and footer links because of how much they shift PageRank.
We hauled the tree, a good seven-footer, home and raised it upright in its metal stand, ready to be decorated.
I was the dark complexioned man of the party, and as a “first-footer” in great request.
"I think I'll play footer again next term," he added inconsequently.
When I holed out an eighteen-footer at the seventh, he was so mad, he wouldn't speak to me all the rest of the afternoon.
She is a sixteen-footer and quite fast, in spite of being rather broad in the beam.
He was a big six-footer, weighing pretty nearly two hundred pounds.
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