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Simon · 2008-02-23, 02:56 PM

NYJ - There are reasons to do or not do most things, so I'm not here to claim that it's "best" to do it

...but yes, the example you posted is the way to do it. Mostly I wanted to point out the places you (an ethical white-hat webmaster) would not want to use the nofollow attribute.

You might also consider using target='_blank' in links where you'd use nofollow.

Licker4U · 2008-02-24, 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Simon

NYJ - There are reasons to do or not do most things, so I'm not here to claim that it's "best" to do it

...but yes, the example you posted is the way to do it. Mostly I wanted to point out the places you (an ethical white-hat webmaster) would not want to use the nofollow attribute.

You might also consider using target='_blank' in links where you'd use nofollow.

I use target='_new' along with the nofollow tag so surfers can exit the page and come back to my page. Will target='_blank' do the same thing?

2008-02-23, 02:56 PM	#1
Simon That which does not kill us, will try, try again. Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Conch Republic Posts: 5,150	NYJ - There are reasons to do or not do most things, so I'm not here to claim that it's "best" to do it ...but yes, the example you posted is the way to do it. Mostly I wanted to point out the places you (an ethical white-hat webmaster) would not want to use the nofollow attribute. You might also consider using target='_blank' in links where you'd use nofollow. __________________ "If you're happy and you know it, think again." -- Guru Pitka