Hi
could you please explain me better what you changed?
Does your theme override wishlist templates? Do you removed nofollow attribute from those overridden templates?
Please, note that Add to Wishlist links are not meant to be visited by bots, and removing nofollow attribute could produce a lot of fake wishlists on your store
Thread Starter
ayragi
(@ayragi)
I removed the rel=nofollow on add-to-wishlist-button.php and add-to-wishlist.php. I didn’t override the wishlist templates. I just remove the nofollow on the template it self.
Hi
you shouldn’t apply changes to plugin code: next update will override them, so overriding templates in a child theme is a more stable solution
Anyway, those locations are the only one where nofollow attribute is added; if you still see it on your pages, the chances are
1. that you’re running in a cache issue
2. that your them actually overrides wishlist templates, so any change applied to plugin template won’t be shown at frontend
