• I’ve got a couple of WordPress sites whose themes are custom-written sub-themes of Toolbox.

    One thing that I like to do is browse the site with the various text-only web browsers (links, lynx, links2) just to check on its accessibility and legibility without graphics and styles in place.

    When browsing with the “links” browser I noticed an oddity. In one site, at the top of the page was the following text:

    Link: profile

    … where “profile” was a link to http://gmpg.org/xfn/11.

    On the other site, in addition to Link: profile there was also a Link: next which corresponded to the first actual link on the page, and a Link: canonical which was the homepage link.

    None of these are actually in the page. The Link: profile corresponds to the <link rel="profile" href="http://gmpg.org/xfn/11" /> entry in Toolbox’ header.php, but I can’t understand why this is appearing as it is in the “links” browser or why the extra links are also appearing when using “links” to browse the other page.

    Can anyone advise? Thanks in advance for any assistance.

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