Hellow. I am tuning my wordpress blogs and I am trying to put a rel="nofollow" attribute to the links pointing to /tags/tags But, I have a problem. It looks like at a moment I've changed the code and I got duplicate specification of attribute "rel". Means, in every link to /tags/tags I have rel="nofollow" and rel="tag" ! Is it wrong ? Does it need to be changed ? Who can give me some advices on how to do that ? Thanks.
The NOFOLLOW tag only applies to links within that page. If (hypothetically), on example.com you had all your external links and a link to example.com/foobar If the foobar link ONLY appeared on that page with the nofollow tag on it, it wouldn't be indexed. If it appeared on any other page on the site (without the nofollow tag in that page), it would be indexed. Hope this helps!
That is not what I wanted to hear actually The question is: if a link has a two! rel attributes: <a rel="nofollow" href="blablabla" rel="tag">asdfsadfsadf</a> How will it be threated by search engine robots ? Is this an error ? Or what ?
I think 2 relation attribute for a single link won't be a possible, but imo, it won't generate an error. But you need to make it only rel="nofollow" or rel="external nofollow"
I'm pretty sure i do need to do that ) But I really don't know how. Maybe there is someone who can help me handle this wordpress problem ?
You'll need to change the code so that both values are space separated in the same rel attribute. <link rel="tag nofollow" href="#"> Code (markup): Simply hard code it that way. cheers, gary
I thought, Wordpress has the nofollow tag by default unless you switch it off in the cms. There is a few plugins out there that take care of it. Check it out - codex.wordpress.org/Nofollow