Changing from “nofollow” to “dofollow”

  • businesswithgreg

    (@businesswithgreg)


    15 years ago

    I was advised that other webmasters do not like making comments on my blog because it is a “nofollow” blog.

    Is there an easy way to make everything “dofollow”

    I installed the “Follow Me” plugin thinking that was the way to accomplish this. It does not seem to be the answer.?

    My blog is http://www.blog.businesswithgreg.com

    Thank you for your assistance.

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  • thelastknight

    (@thelastknight)

    15 years ago

    Look for this line in your comments template.

    <a href='http://www.businesswithgreg.com' rel='external nofollow' class='url'>

    and change it to –

    <a href='http://www.businesswithgreg.com' rel='external follow' class='url'>

    Thread Starter businesswithgreg

    (@businesswithgreg)

    15 years ago

    Thread Starter businesswithgreg

    (@businesswithgreg)

    15 years ago

    Opps..

    The code did not match what you typed but is this the correct one?

    $return = "<a href='$url' rel='external follow' class='url'>$author</a>";
	return apply_filters('get_comment_author_link', $return);
    Jonas Grumby

    (@ss_minnow)

    14 years, 10 months ago

    What was written by thelastknight was the output of the code rather than the code itself.

    It looks like you’ve found it but keep in mind that if you edit the core files your edits will be lost when you upgrade.

    goofydg1

    (@goofydg1)

    14 years, 10 months ago

    you may want to consider plugins for this functionality as well. I use Nofollow Case by Case and Noindex/Nofollow links. They pretty much cover the options I need to allow people to get link credit and still optimize for SEO.

    TomJohnson

    (@tomjohnson)

    14 years, 10 months ago

    The Nofollow Case by Case plugin worked for me.

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