jekyll-autonofollow is a Jekyll plugin that adds rel="nofollow" to all external urls in your posts.
The plugin adds rel="external nofollow" to all external links, make your website SEO friendly.
The plugin adds target="_blank", which opens external links in new window or tab
gem install jekyll-autonofollow
Enable and configure your plugin in _config.yml by adding the following
nofollow:
enable: true
exclude:
- site1.com
- site2.com
First you specify enable : true to enable the plugin .
Then you can optionally add a set of urls to exclude which means the plugin won't add rel="nofollow" when it encouters any link pointing to the excluded urls.
You are more than welcome to contribute.
Simply fork the repo and send a pull request.
Created by Techiediaries
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We found that jekyll-autonofollow demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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