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[static_comments] rel=nofollow #305
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I guess one has to parse the HTML for this and add |
Can you point me to the relevant code in Nikola? Then I would try to come up with a patch. .. image:: magnetic-balls.jpg similar to this we could add properties to a link Nikola_ is linked here .. _Nikola: https://getnikola.com/ I don't know if this is syntactically possible. It seems that Sphinx has added support for nofollow in some recent release according to the release announcement, I've not looked into the code, though. So maybe it's possible to reuse the syntax they use, provided it makes sense in other contexts? |
Adding something in ReST won't solve the problem for other compilers, and you still have to modify all comments manually. It's better to let the plugin do this automatically. For how to modify HTML, see https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/blob/master/nikola/nikola.py#L1387-L1399 (the |
Static comments currently render links without a 'rel="nofollow"' stanza in the generated tag.
Wordpress by default uses rel="external nofollow" which I wanted to keep after converting to nikola.
Especially if the commenter specifies an URL we don't want search machines to index those.
I've modified the comment template (see patch below) for the author URL. But for URLs in the text there doesn't seem to be a way to specify nofollow for the generated link. This is probably a shortcoming of the REST compiler or is there a way to specify nofollow for a link that I didn't find yet?
Patch:
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