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HTML Dropdown Menu Recommendations and SEO Impact

When creating CSS-specific HTML drop-down menus, you have an incorrect type list structure at the top of the code. If your drop-down links link to hundreds of pages, does this large unordered list at the top of each page code damage this SEO page (because there is all this non-page code at the top)? I just ask because I noticed that my Google Mini search results were distorted by UL at the top, until I find a special Google Mini tag that made it not index this section.

Would it be better to use javascript to enter UL content from the bottom of the code or to have UL at the bottom, but use CSS positioning to get it up?

Not sure if my question is clear or not. Thoughts?

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You asked a couple of questions:

Short answer: this is the number of links, not how they are encoded, which is the problem.

Long answer:

If you drop links to hundreds of pages, does this large unordered list at the top of each page code hurt that the page is SEO (because it's all non-page code at the top)?

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