set nofollow attribute in links for MP3s

I highly doubt this will implement any time soon as I’m waiting for them to fix a shortcode for images over a year ago. You can edit your files by creating a child theme and add rel="nofollow" in the content-sermon-single.php and content-sermon-archive.php files.

<a class="wpfc-sermon-att-audio dashicons dashicons-media-audio"
    href="<?php echo get_wpfc_sermon_meta( 'sermon_audio' ); ?>"
    download="<?php echo basename( get_wpfc_sermon_meta( 'sermon_audio' ) ); ?>"
    title="Audio"
    rel="nofollow">
    </a>

While this doesn’t show the exact procedure, it gives you an idea on how to edit your files: https://wpforchurch.com/my/knowledgebase/69/Modifying-the-Excerpt-of-a-Sermon-Archive.html

@hikinmike You are aware the plugin is under new management. What exactly are you trying to suggest with the shortcode? Can you please explain the nature of your comment so we can look into this.

@hikinmike thanks for the suggestion; I already made it work for me, and am requesting the change for the benefit of others.

@alexg22 Yes I’m aware of the new ownership and glad you guys are now making changes. I opened this November last year: https://github.com/WP-for-Church/Sermon-Manager/issues/265

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Mike Matenkosky.

@hikinmike please check with 2.16.2 we already fixed this issue about image thumbnail showing the full-size when using the shortcode [sermon_images display=”preachers” order=”ASC” orderby=”id” size=”thumbnail”]

@wpforchurch Must be doing something wrong then because it doesn’t work. Using the above shortcode using TwentyTwenty, it displays a medium-sized photo.

HI @vor23
your requirement is full fill in the latest version of the plugin. will you please mark it as resolve?