• Resolved Law

    (@laucoste)


    Hi,

    How to define redirectLink (Settings > Appearance > Elements : URL) displayed below the timer as : rel = nofollow ?

    Before you make (maybe) that evolution, could share which file to edit and which piece of code to add ?

    thank you,
    Law

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  • Plugin Author Nabil Lemsieh

    (@nlemsieh)

    Hi @laucoste

    Thank you for asking

    You add rel="nofollow" to the line 302, by replacing:

    $template = "<a class='hurrytimer-button' target='" . $target . "' href='" . $cta_url

    to

    $template = "<a rel='nofollow' class='hurrytimer-button' target='" . $target . "' href='" . $cta_url

    I hope this helps.

    Best,
    Nabil

    Thread Starter Law

    (@laucoste)

    Hi Nabil,

    Fast help, thank you !

    But it look it doesn’t work with that code, I tried :

    – rel=”nofollow” => no change observed, I see only these attributes/values : class=”hurrytimer-button” and target=”_self”

    – rel=’nofollow’ => it broke the page where I put the HurryTimer Countdown shortcode.

    Regards,
    Law

    Plugin Author Nabil Lemsieh

    (@nlemsieh)

    Hi @laucoste

    What’s the page on which you display the timer? If you can’t publicly share it, you can send it to support[at]hurrytimer.com

    In the meantime, try to purge cache if you’re using a caching plugin.

    Best,
    Nabil

    Thread Starter Law

    (@laucoste)

    Hi Nabil,

    Finally it works !

    I found the reason of my problem : There was a conflict with the plugin “WP External Links”. Even activated with no activated module inside, this plugin was creating a conflict. So I completely deactivated it.

    Regards
    Law

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