2010-02-16, 08:40 PM
Today I got the idea to show you how you can set the attribute rel="noffolow" for all and only a forum for some links.
To set atrubut noffolow a forum for all the links you need to edit the file
class_parser.php located in the directory inc. After opening the file, find the line:
Thanks to all links on the forums will not be visited unless the individual links add rel="follow" (link will be visited).
You can also add an attribute to a single link noffolow such link to the website user (button beneath the post). To do this, edit the template that contains a link to which you want to add noffolow - in my case it is a template postbit_www.
Once the template is opened it must replace a line in it:
at:
By contrast, when the set of all odnośnikom attribute noffolow a single reference I have is the follow attribute, edit the appropriate template, which contains the link - I use the template postbit_www. Overridden if the default code:
As can be seen in the examples above to follow the link has an attribute / tag belongs to noffolow <a> add such code:
Attention! If you want all links have an attribute you do not follow him to add to class_parser.php file because it is set by default.
In the same way you can set the attribute index (links will be indexed) or noindex (links will not be indexed).
To set atrubut noffolow a forum for all the links you need to edit the file
class_parser.php located in the directory inc. After opening the file, find the line:
$link="<a href=\"$fullurl\" target=\"_blank\">$name</a>";
$link="<a href=\"$fullurl\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"nofollow\">$name</a>";
Thanks to all links on the forums will not be visited unless the individual links add rel="follow" (link will be visited).
You can also add an attribute to a single link noffolow such link to the website user (button beneath the post). To do this, edit the template that contains a link to which you want to add noffolow - in my case it is a template postbit_www.
Once the template is opened it must replace a line in it:
<a href="{$post['website']}" target="_blank"><img src="{$theme['imglangdir']}/postbit_www.gif" alt="{$lang->postbit_website}" title="{$lang->postbit_website}" /></a>
at:
<a href="{$post['website']}" target="_blank" rel="noffolow"><img src="{$theme['imglangdir']}/postbit_www.gif" alt="{$lang->postbit_website}" title="{$lang->postbit_website}" /></a>
By contrast, when the set of all odnośnikom attribute noffolow a single reference I have is the follow attribute, edit the appropriate template, which contains the link - I use the template postbit_www. Overridden if the default code:
<a href="{$post['website']}" target="_blank" rel=”follow”><img src="{$theme['imglangdir']}/postbit_www.gif" alt="{$lang->postbit_website}" title="{$lang->postbit_website}" /></a>
As can be seen in the examples above to follow the link has an attribute / tag belongs to noffolow <a> add such code:
rel="noffolow"
rel="follow"
Attention! If you want all links have an attribute you do not follow him to add to class_parser.php file because it is set by default.
In the same way you can set the attribute index (links will be indexed) or noindex (links will not be indexed).