I want to give auto tag rel="nofollow" to every external links in the Blogpost and Forumpost?
Can anybody please tell me in details which php files do I need to modify and how? If not in details, then a little bit info will also do! OR in what line of the file i can edit?
I've tried looking for ..but could not find the line or how
Thank You Very Much>>>
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I want to give auto tag rel="nofollow" to every external links | Forum
Kevin
Feb 12 '13
I've been going back and manually editing peoples post with rel="”nofollow”" but if my site gets very large that won't be possible. I'm not exactly sure in the difference between rel="”nofollow”" and rel=”nofollow”. But I think the first one has something to do with don't count and vote or something like that. Maybe someone with a little more knowledge could explain it.
Michael I.
Feb 20 '13
The only option to add rel="nofollow" attribute is by creating a special plugin for this.
Michael I.
Mar 18 '13
It depends on your familiarity with Oxwall script and overall programming knowledge.
Eric
Apr 1 '13
Not sure which files to edit yet but if you have this in the head section you should be okay.
<meta name="ROBOTS" content="INDEX,NOFOLLOW"/>
<meta name="ROBOTS" content="INDEX,NOFOLLOW"/>
Mohammad
Apr 1 '13
I think there is a very simple way to done this
all you need to do is editing html_document.html of your theme.
go to ow_themes/yourtheme/master_pages/html_document.html
put the code right aftrer <head>
save it
then go to your config.php file and enable OW_DEV_MODE....
The Forum post is edited by Mohammad Apr 1 '13
Helike
Apr 2 '13
Or, as custom modifications aren't a the best way, 'cause the modifications can desapears the updates, you can add the code using Admin Panel > Settings > Main Settings > Page Settings and add your code in 'Custom head code'.
Also, there's a way via Languages, if I'm not wrong, but I can't remember it now.
