• Resolved widgett

    (@widgett)


    The plugin works great on external links. And I’d like for it to affect every link that isn’t internal to my website. However, it’s still adding “noreferrer” and “noopener” to my internal links when I haven’t asked it to. It was adding nofollow to them until I specified for it to add follow to them. And it also is adding a “(opens in a new tab)” to the label even though the “data-wpel-link” shows it as “internal.” Even if I go in and say don’t make any changes to internal links and treat my website links as external-but-exceptions, it still adds them.

    Top example is when I ask the plugin to not add noopener and noreferrer to internal links. Bottom example is when I try to exclude them by adding them as exceptions:

    https://www.needcoffee.com/links-example.png

    The plugin/site info is from when I had it setup like in the first example. Thanks in advance for your help.

    
    WP URL: https://www.needcoffee.com
    
    WP version: 6.4.2
    
    PHP version: 8.1.25
    
    Active Theme: Gridlove Child, version: 0.1.0
    
    Active Plugins:
    
    ?- AddQuicktag, version: 2.6.1
    
    ?- Backup For WP, version: 6.7
    
    ?- Classic Editor, version: 1.6.3
    
    ?- DreamHost Panel Login, version: 1.0.0
    
    ?- Easy Add Thumbnail, version: 1.1.3
    
    ?- EditorsKit, version: 1.40.4
    
    ?- Envato Market, version: 2.0.11
    
    ?- Extendify, version: 1.12.1
    
    ?- Force Regenerate Thumbnails, version: 2.1.3
    
    ?- Gridlove Buddy, version: 1.0.1
    
    ?- Head, Footer and Post Injections, version: 3.2.7
    
    ?- Jetpack, version: 13.0
    
    ?- Jetpack Boost, version: 2.2.1
    
    ?- Jetpack Social, version: 4.0.0
    
    ?- Meks Smart Social Widget, version: 1.6.3
    
    ?- Nginx Helper, version: 2.2.4
    
    ?- Query Monitor, version: 3.15.0
    
    ?- Redirection, version: 5.4.1
    
    ?- Redux Framework, version: 4.4.11
    
    ?- VaultPress, version: 2.2.4
    
    ?- WP-PageNavi, version: 2.94.1
    
    ?- WP Cookie Consent, version: 2.5.2
    
    ?- WP Cookie Consent Pro, version: 2.17.0
    
    ?- WP External Links, version: 2.59
    
    ?- Yet Another Related Posts Plugin (YARPP), version: 5.30.9
    
    WPEL Settings:
    
    array(
    
    'wpel-external-link-settings' => array (
    
    ? 'apply_settings' => '1',
    
    ? 'target' => '_blank',
    
    ? 'target_overwrite' => '1',
    
    ? 'rel_follow' => 'nofollow',
    
    ? 'rel_follow_overwrite' => '1',
    
    ? 'rel_noopener' => '1',
    
    ? 'rel_noreferrer' => '1',
    
    ? 'rel_external' => '1',
    
    ? 'rel_sponsored' => '',
    
    ? 'rel_ugc' => '',
    
    ? 'title' => '{title}',
    
    ? 'class' => '',
    
    ? 'icon_type' => '',
    
    ? 'icon_image' => '1',
    
    ? 'icon_dashicon' => 'dashicons-menu',
    
    ? 'icon_fontawesome' => 'fa-address-book',
    
    ? 'icon_position' => 'right',
    
    ? 'no_icon_for_img' => '1',
    
    ),
    
    'wpel-internal-link-settings' => array (
    
    ? 'apply_settings' => '1',
    
    ? 'target' => '_self',
    
    ? 'target_overwrite' => '1',
    
    ? 'rel_follow' => 'follow',
    
    ? 'rel_follow_overwrite' => '1',
    
    ? 'rel_noopener' => '',
    
    ? 'rel_noreferrer' => '',
    
    ? 'title' => '{title}',
    
    ? 'class' => '',
    
    ? 'icon_type' => '',
    
    ? 'icon_image' => '1',
    
    ? 'icon_dashicon' => 'dashicons-menu',
    
    ? 'icon_fontawesome' => 'fa-address-book',
    
    ? 'icon_position' => 'right',
    
    ? 'no_icon_for_img' => '1',
    
    ),
    
    'wpel-exceptions-settings' => array (
    
    ? 'apply_all' => '1',
    
    ? 'apply_post_content' => '1',
    
    ? 'apply_comments' => '1',
    
    ? 'apply_widgets' => '1',
    
    ? 'skip_post_ids' => '',
    
    ? 'ignore_classes' => '',
    
    ? 'subdomains_as_internal_links' => '1',
    
    ? 'include_urls' => '',
    
    ? 'exclude_urls' => '',
    
    ? 'excludes_as_internal_links' => '1',
    
    ? 'ignore_script_tags' => '1',
    
    ? 'ignore_mailto_links' => '1',
    
    ),
    
    'wpel-exit-confirmation-settings' => array (
    
    ? 'exit_preview' => '',
    
    ? 'background' => '#FFFFFF',
    
    ? 'title' => 'You are leaving our website',
    
    ? 'title_color' => '#FFF',
    
    ? 'title_background' => '#999',
    
    ? 'title_size' => '18',
    
    ? 'text' => 'This link leads outside our website and we are not responsible for its content. If you still want to visit the link, click here:',
    
    ? 'text_color' => '#444',
    
    ? 'text_size' => '14',
    
    ? 'popup_width' => '400',
    
    ? 'popup_height' => '200',
    
    ? 'overlay' => '1',
    
    ? 'overlay_color' => '#000',
    
    ? 'button_text' => 'Stay on the site',
    
    ? 'button_size' => '14',
    
    ? 'button_color' => '#FFF',
    
    ? 'button_background' => '#1e73be',
    
    ),
    
    );
    • This topic was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by widgett. Reason: formatting was wonky

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  • Plugin Author Alexandru Tapuleasa

    (@talextech)

    Hi,

    The (opens in a new tab) label is not added by WP External Links.

    The rel attributes option adds those values, but does not remove existing ones in the free version. So if the links already had noreferrer and noopener they will still remain even if they are not selected in WP External Links. Leaving them unchecked just means WP External Links will not add them.

    In PRO you have more options like Overwriting rel attributes and Link Rules. But this forum is only for the free version so if you have any questions about that please contact us through the website.

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