Hi... I'd like to know the difference between... 1. rel="nofollow" 2. rel='nofollow' This because I'm optimizing my site and I don't want Google to follow some links in my website so I apply that attribute to some hyperlinks. The thing is I'm not good in technical so I ask a webmaster to do that for me. He put the attribute like number 2 with ' instead of "... I saw sample of this kind of attribute on the internet and almost all of them us something like number 1. But my webmaster told me it's the same which doens't make any different at all so I'd like to know if it's true? I'm afraid it will not work with Google if it's wrong. Thanks in advance.
I believe that the correct way of using the rel no follow attribute is this rel="follow". That is that standard/convention that is followed in HTML. I cannot however find a credible source to provide you a link but I am sure that option 1 is correct. You website developer needs a slap on his back )
Thanks. That's what I thought too. But I also can't find any evidence to tell him to change as he insist that they're the same. [deep sigh]
There is no different between ' & " in html, however it depends on the HTML code and the place of the tags... In your case (nofollow) it dose'nt matter at all, both of them are treated the same