"content of the page" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the material contained on a specific webpage or in a printed document. For example, "The content of the page was very informative and helpful."
When activated, this link directs the screen reader's focus to the main content of the page.
These links do not change the original content of the page.
WiseNut avoids this, Mr. Thornley said, by looking more closely than Google does at the content of the page.
Users who opted out would still receive ads, but they would be generic or solely based on the content of the page a user is viewing.
In fact, the deal first bore fruit late last week when Google added BlogSpot to the network of sites that carry its highly profitable text ads, which are keyed to the content of the page on which they appear.
This (very slightly) improves the performance of our web pages in your browser, and also ensures that whenever possible we only count page views once the content of the page has completely loaded.
Ideally each piece of content on the page should be able to be read and make sense in isolation form the rest of the content on the page - this accommodates the user's process of scanning for appropriate content.
The Google-rithm does a quick analysis of the content on the page and serves up "relevant" ads.
Google will assign those users to categories based on the content of the pages they visit.
I like the way the content of the pages is fixed.
Google says its program is better because its computer system displays ads that are more relevant to the content of the pages where they are displayed.
