It works quite well, but….

  • It doesn’t make difference between external and internal links in some cases:

    <a href="https://www.cortometrajesonline.com/cortos-on-line/roger-gomez" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TEST 1</a>

<a href="cortos-on-line/roger-gomez" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TEST 2</a>

<a href="https://cortometrajesonline.com/cortos-on-line/roger-gomez">TEST 3</a>

<a href="https://cortometrajesonline.com/cortometraje/suspense/has-llamado-a-erika-2.html">TEST 4</a>

    In TEST 1 and 2 it doesn’t recognize the link as an internal one.
    In TEST 3 and 4 it recognizes the link as an internal one.

    I have to say that i have my site configurated to remove WWW: Making https://www.cortometrajesonline.com redirecting to https://cortometrajesonline.com

    I want to say too that the plugin recognize the rel=”dofollow” if it’s written as an exception and it leaves that way.

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  • Plugin Author CyberNetikz

    (@cybernetikz)

    hi Lucas Sanchis,

    we have update this plugins, so now this plugins will not add rel=”nofollow” if already added rel=”dofollow” for any links.

    regarding the first issue, when you add any internal link to your post/page you should have to use the WordPress site url. let say your site url is https://cortometrajesonline.com/ so in post/page links you can not add https://www.cortometrajesonline.com/

    hope you understand it.

    thanks to try our plugins.

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