im into it as well, it seems there is a huge need for a standart drupal 6 module with more features. i found huge amount of posts in regards to this issue with no much of solutions.
Thanks stephthegeek for pointing to menu_attributes. However it works for menu items individually for now and doesn't allow default values for attributes such as rel="nofollow" (I filled in a feature request for this).
Just as a note : if you want to add rel="nofollow" to ALL the links in nodes you can configure the filter users have access to and add rel="nofollow" there automatically (option spam prevention). And when you want to transfer the juice you just edit the node yourself with another input filter without spam prevention.
Yipes, that is big news. Darn, caught with my pants down. Scupting page rank and its been dead for a year. I wonder how the gurus who claim to test everything are going to respond to this.
Thanks for the find.
I think I'll wait and see how this comes out in the wash.
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playfulwolf commentedthe same request.
Comment #2
andypost+1
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evyawebsites commentedim into it as well, it seems there is a huge need for a standart drupal 6 module with more features. i found huge amount of posts in regards to this issue with no much of solutions.
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AndyW commentedIt would be useful...
Whatever happened to this module anyway? It never even got past development stage for version 5
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playfulwolf commentedhttp://drupal.org/project/nofollowlist ?
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stephthegeek commentedNofollowlist only works for content using input filters, not things like menu items.
Alternative for D6: http://drupal.org/project/menu_attributes
Comment #7
guillaumeduveauThanks stephthegeek for pointing to menu_attributes. However it works for menu items individually for now and doesn't allow default values for attributes such as rel="nofollow" (I filled in a feature request for this).
Just as a note : if you want to add rel="nofollow" to ALL the links in nodes you can configure the filter users have access to and add rel="nofollow" there automatically (option spam prevention). And when you want to transfer the juice you just edit the node yourself with another input filter without spam prevention.
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giorgio79 commentedWas just looking for this as well...
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shunshifu commentedme too!
Comment #10
dkruglyak commentedLooks like Google just completely changed how Nofollow works with PageRank sculpting, so just adding rel="nofollow" would not be enough:
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/google-says-yes-you-can-still-sculpt-pagerank...
I figure this (or other modules) could do deeper link rewriting towards internal pages, perhaps with some redirects.
Anyone has any further ideas?
Comment #11
shunshifu commentedYipes, that is big news. Darn, caught with my pants down. Scupting page rank and its been dead for a year. I wonder how the gurus who claim to test everything are going to respond to this.
Thanks for the find.
I think I'll wait and see how this comes out in the wash.
Phil