On the Product Finder webpage https://guardianchem.com/product-finder/, it displays the products in a 3*3 format. The internal link to every product has an attribute of rel=nofollow.

If you right click any product and select Inspect, you could see the rel=nofollow. For example, if you right click the product ‘4 MENT PLUS’ and select Inspect, you could see the rel=nofollow

Although the rel=nofollow is not contained in the <h2> tag, the Semrush still detects it as a nofollow warning.

I wanted to remove the rel=nofollow, but did not find the proper way to do that.

Is the Semrush’s scanning result correct?

Does anyone know how to remove the rel=nofollow in the internal links?

Thanks in advance!

On the webpage of the Product Finder, the internal links to the products have an attribute of rel=nofollow. It was produced by Yoast plugin.

I want to move the rel-nofollow, but did not find the way to do that.

Does anyone know how to move the rel=nofollow in the internal links?

Thanks in advance!

We use our blog as another channel of communication where blog visitors/readers can post related questions about the projects or products we feature in the blog. We respond to these and sometimes include links back to products or other pages on our main website. By default, these blog comment links contain the rel=”nofollow” or rel=”nofollow ugc” attributes. We would like to make all these links rel=”dofollow”.

Is anyone able to offer help or advice on how we can do this? Is there a wordpress setting or plugin that can sort this, or is it something that needs to be coded. If it does need a code modification, are there any recommended ways of sorting this.

Many thanks.

As an example – we run large media website, and all external links must be nofollow. However sometimes we offer paid promotions and in that case link must be dofollow.

Is there a way to make it work with SEO Framework? If not – maybe you can suggest good solution?

I am not sure, where else to ask this, but it’s quite a general issue I am facing. I just realized that rel=”nofollow” is not working on my blog. It just disappears when I inspect the <a> element in browser. I have no idea why this is happening. I am manually inserting the nofollow attribute

<a rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.maxfashion.in/in/en/c/maxwomen-tops-tunics" target="_blank" > buy tunics online</a>

And in the browser it shows up like

<a href="https://www.maxfashion.in/in/en/c/maxwomen-tops-tunics" target="_blank" > buy tunics online</a>
The rel attribute disappears.

Blog Page link : https://www.highongloss.com/best-tunic-styles-to-watch-out-for-in-2019/

Please help.
Nisha

Please have a look at function ‘lar_auto_replace_links’ in public/class-lar-public.php.

Reason
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Post meta contains an key named ‘_lar_links_do_follow’ which is either set to on/off, but it is checked of 1/0.

Workaround
==========
Please change the following condition public/class-lar-public.php:131 from

                        if($link_dofollow != 1){
                                $dofollow = 'rel="nofollow"';
                        }

to

                        if($link_dofollow != 'on'){
                                $dofollow = 'rel="nofollow"';
                        }

and it should work.

Cheers,

Matthieu

Kindly look into the issue and fix it as soon as possible.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/easy-affiliate-links/

When creating multiple insertion and choosing put in the bottom of page – there is no option to customize links to authors pages.

It is not right to have 10-20 outbound links, even if it is all Flickr

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-inject/