Closed rosepac closed 5 years ago
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I've never used that plugin, but that's likely the sort of solution you'll need. There is nothing in the template to alter links to add rel="nofollow"
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Isn't it something interesting to implement? I think it would be something quite interesting.
He found this post: Use Jekyll like A Pro: Improving SEO I have the problem of not having a test environment and being in github pages.
It is done by installing the gem; nokohiri. You know this gem. ¿I don't know if that gem sounds like something to you and it would be worth inserting it into the template?
I will try to create a test environment later, although it is being more complicated than I thought.
Open another suggestion that I think is simpler than this topic -sorry for my english-. Regards
As it isn't a whitelisted plugin by GitHub Pages I'm not interested in adding it as a dependency of the theme as it would break compatibility.
But there is nothing stopping you from installing it on your site. Looks fairly straight forward to do so.
I can create nofollow links from github pages. Are there any options configured within the template for this?
I found this: https://github.com/d-ogarkov/jekyll-extlinks but I don't know if there is something similar in the mmistakes template
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I want to insert several things to the template and I have multiple doubts; but little by little.
I don't know if this is the best place to ask other questions, greetings; And thank you very much for everything. Or if there is a forum or something, where to ask.