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I've heard lots of discussion around Google and hidden text. My problem is similar but involves links.

My website's footer is pushed for space at mobile screen size. I could really do with using display:none on about 3 of my footer links to save some space.

How would Google react to this from an SEO perspective?

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Not a problem. Mediaqueries are made for these types of situations. As long as you dont use weird stuff (@media screen and min-width: 1px){ a{display:none;}), you have ntohing to worry about.

Simply rule of thumb: The user should see the exact same thing as bots. If a bot would mimic mobile view, is the content the same as for the user? Yes it is, no problem*.

*With offcourse the standard tricks disregarded

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: SEO: Using media queries to hide links I've heard lots of discussion around Google and hidden text. My problem is similar but involves links. My website's footer is pushed for space at mobile

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