rel=nofollow

nate · 2009-06-18, 01:14 PM

If you use "feedcache" for your rss or post links to sponsors in you blog posts, here's a couple of things that might help your PR:

Links in blogposts: download and use "wp-nofollowpost" . it adds rel="nofollow" to all the links in your posts. And it works with 2.8.

Do not use "nofollow-links-in-post". It breaks 2.8 real bad and the guy that wrote it has abandooned it, so it won't be updated any time soon.

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Feedcache: open feedcache-cron.rb in a text editor and at line #113 (or somewhere around there) make this change:

output << "<li><a href='#{item.link}' target='#{@link_target}'>"

Change too:

output << "<li><a rel=\"nofollow\" href='#{item.link}' target='#{@link_target}'>"

Then run your cron job and now all the links in your cached rss feed will have the nofollow bit.

You can has funs nao?

2009-06-18, 01:14 PM	#1
nate I can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Merica! Posts: 543	rel=nofollow If you use "feedcache" for your rss or post links to sponsors in you blog posts, here's a couple of things that might help your PR: Links in blogposts: download and use "wp-nofollowpost" . it adds rel="nofollow" to all the links in your posts. And it works with 2.8. Do not use "nofollow-links-in-post". It breaks 2.8 real bad and the guy that wrote it has abandooned it, so it won't be updated any time soon. Next-------------- Feedcache: open feedcache-cron.rb in a text editor and at line #113 (or somewhere around there) make this change: output << "<li><a href='#{item.link}' target='#{@link_target}'>" Change too: output << "<li><a rel=\"nofollow\" href='#{item.link}' target='#{@link_target}'>" Then run your cron job and now all the links in your cached rss feed will have the nofollow bit. You can has funs nao? __________________ Its just a jump to the left.