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R and Reactable are great for creating powerful, beautiful tables for the web. However, because of their added complexity, I wonder how "friendly" they are to search engines like Google versus a simpler, plain HTML approach.
My understanding from reading about tabular datasets here is that Google recommends the addition of a "hidden" table in CSVW JSON-LD format that has the core elements of the visible table but with added metadata to help Google understand what the table is about.
So if I had a csv file of savings accounts like this:
Do you think a separate CSVW JSON-LD formatted table is needed along with the fancy Reactable table? And if so, how does one go about creating a CSVW JSON-LD formatted table in R?
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R and Reactable are great for creating powerful, beautiful tables for the web. However, because of their added complexity, I wonder how "friendly" they are to search engines like Google versus a simpler, plain HTML approach.
My understanding from reading about tabular datasets here is that Google recommends the addition of a "hidden" table in CSVW JSON-LD format that has the core elements of the visible table but with added metadata to help Google understand what the table is about.
So if I had a csv file of savings accounts like this:
Google would like the same HTML page to include the same information but in CSVW JSON-LD format:
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Do you think a separate CSVW JSON-LD formatted table is needed along with the fancy Reactable table? And if so, how does one go about creating a CSVW JSON-LD formatted table in R?
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