Removing "nofollow"

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by soultrader, Oct 9, 2006.

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    I want to remove "nofollow" from links in my links page. Is there a html code that I can use to disable nofollow for certain links?

    I use vbseo and this enables nofollow for links.

    Thank you
     
    soultrader, Oct 9, 2006 IP
  2. T0PS3O

    T0PS3O Feel Good PLC

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    #2
    Just change rel="nofollow" to rel="" or remove the rel altogether.
     
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  3. soultrader

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    #3
    Sorry.. im a newbie to coding.

    So basically in this example:

    <a href="yoursite.com">Your Site Here</a> ,

    I would add the rel="" to where? I dont have any rel="nofollow" to begin with because of vbseo. Thanks
     
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    If there is no rel="nofollow" then they're not nofollow links.
     
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  5. soultrader

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    No.. its a vbseo setting which automatically makes them to nofollow.

    Is there anyway to force links to be followed?
     
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    eXe Notable Member

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    #6
    The VBSeo forum might be better able to answer that.
     
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    #7
    1. Go to the links page.
    2. Open source code (in View menu)
    3. Find some link line <a href="yoursite.com">Your Site Here</a>

    If there isn't rel="nofollow" then it is not set to notfollow. If they automatically make them to nofollow, you should see it in source.
     
    skyblue webteam, Oct 10, 2006 IP
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    you should, however, also view the meta tags for the page. it's less common but it's still a possibility that that's what they're using.
     
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    jward Active Member

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    FYI vBSEO does include a feature allowing users to prevent rel="nofollow" from being applied to a link that is otherwise configured to have it automatically added.
     
    jward, Oct 11, 2006 IP
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    So if you don't use rel="nofollow", maybe you should try and see what happens.
     
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