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by OneLessThing
1356 days ago
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I experimented with this approach on my blog[1]. I had an image of the handwritten blog post and used a feature in Inkscape to get SVG and make clickable text. I decided to place a little plain text in there to help Google search crawlers know what content is on the page. I really would prefer handwriting more. My problems boil down to just that flow of the tools sucked. I didn't want to have to attach multiple pages together. Inkscape was honestly a bit clunky to work with and I didn't have any personal tools to generate the full html from the svg. I might just be inspired to try again though. [1] https://blog.alew.is/insertionsort.html |
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A solution could be to OCR the site and overlay the actual recognized text on the site as HTML items that can be hidden but useful for Google index the contents.
I can see the pain and friction that doing that manually would entail though.