Nofollow atribute

Hi,

I want to define two classes of links, ones to be followed by SEs and ones not (rel="nofollow")

1. May I have two classes of links defined in CSS?
2. How can I set nofollow atribute in CSS?

Please help me with short examples

Advnced thanks
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You can't do it this way. To use nofollow, you have to add rel="nofollow" to the link you don't want to be followed by the search engines, like so.

<a href="somebadsite.com/someworsepage.html" [b]rel="nofollow"[/b]>I don't want the search engines to see this link</a>

Code (markup):

Now, if you're thinking of setting a class for the purpose of hiding the link from users while presenting it to the search engines, forget about it - they WILL find out about it and your site will be de-listed (read: banned).

 

Thanks Dan, I know that.

The question is to do that using CSS. I know I can set atributes for a link using something like

a
{ color: #2e6e15; text-decoration: none;
}

In this case it is about color and text decoration atributes.
What I want to know is if I can set two classes (types) of links, with and without 'nofollow' atribute. If yes I want to see how to do and I want to see how to use each CSS declaration when I build HTML code and I want that some links to be followed and some links not.

 

<a href="/" rel="nofollow" class="nofollow">No Follow</a>
<a href="../">Normal Link</a>

Code (markup):

a {
   font-weight: normal;
}
a.nofollow {
   font-weight: bold;
}

Code (markup):

Once Internet Explorer gets its' act together on CSS it will be easier.
Opera, & I believe but am not quite sure about Firefox, support attribute selectors.

/* Anything with a "rel" attribute */
a[rel] {
   font-weight: bold;
}

/* Anything with a "rel" attribute that is exactly "nofollow" */
a[rel="nofollow"] {
   font-weight: bold;
}

Code (markup):