No Follow Help

[GFPC]

Hey Guys,

For my existing site i use Joomla as a CMS. There does not seem to be a plugin or module you can get that will insert no follow tags with links.

Actually there is one, but it no follows all links from he content pages which for obvious reasons is not good. Some links I want no followed and some not.

As it is now i either have them all no followed or none no followed. Not a good thing at this point.

The other issue is menu navigation links, some of those as well i want to no follow to not be indexed by G.

I have tried to figure out ways to manually no follow each link on site but cant seem to find a way to do this.

Does anyone know how i can do this within joomla?? I would appreciate the help. I have several links that are leaking my PR for sure and want to correct this.

Likewise for my new site is there a script someone can make, or can i edit the .htaccess or robot txt file to add no follow command to all links going out.
And yet allow me to manually select certain ones to be followed? This site is being built from scratch and will have a CMS created with it.

Thanks guys!!

Steve

[Nat Arem]

Rule 1: Don't use joomla

Seriously though, you can use preg_replace ( PHP: preg_replace - Manual ) to insert nofollows into your code. You may need a professional to write the line if you can't find a good example online that'll work for your purposes.

Then you can do something like this:

<?php
if(!preg_match("expression",$domain)) {
  preg_replace(); //fill this line in with the code to add nofollow
}
?>

And make $domain equal to the domain you don't want to nofollow to (ie, your own). You can add "or" modifiers if you'd like multiple domains on the whitelist. Alternatively, you can just create a blacklist and remove the ! from the if statement.

[GFPC]

Yes i know... on all my new sites they will custom made cms were building so we can code them as we wish. Just this joomla site i have now it does so well so i don't want to mess around at the moment until i can hire someone to do a transfer.. Just wanted a temp fix..

Will look into your idea.

I am so greatful for your help, thank you so much mate!!!

Peace!

Steve

Rule 1: Don't use joomla

Seriously though, you can use preg_replace ( PHP: preg_replace - Manual ) to insert nofollows into your code. You may need a professional to write the line if you can't find a good example online that'll work for your purposes.

Then you can do something like this:

<?php
if(!preg_match("expression",$domain)) {
  preg_replace(); //fill this line in with the code to add nofollow
}
?>

And make $domain equal to the domain you don't want to nofollow to (ie, your own). You can add "or" modifiers if you'd like multiple domains on the whitelist. Alternatively, you can just create a blacklist and remove the ! from the if statement.