Internal Links

When you start creating links automatically, you always will need time for computing (search and replace).

Through our index, we shifted the time-consuming process to the backend. So once the index got built, the fronted will not need more time for loading anymore (with or without cache).

Hello @dimalifragis

for larger sites like yours, we have built several modes for the index building process.

These are available within our pro version. Read more here: https://internallinkjuicer.com/docs/index-generation-mode/

For very large sites we recommend to use our wp-cli extension which can get configured as a cronjob. Find more information on how to set up in our documentation above.

Can you please send us some further details about your site via email at office[-at-]internallinkjuicer.com – I will have a look at it and give a response soon.

Hi @dimalifragis

yes, we offer a black- and whitelist setup for our basic users – there you can exclude specific pages from linking. Another option is to exclude specifically HTML elements within your content.

For our pro users, where linking through tags archives is enabled you also have a separate black- and whitelist for those. Besides, you have many more configurable HTML elements, as well as a shortcode to exclude single content parts in the pro version, too.

Find more info on our documentation page: https://internallinkjuicer.com/docs/whitelist-blacklist/

Search results are not linked by the Internal Link Juicer anyways, as this would not make sense to link from excerpts.

Hi @zotezo

I have no idea of your local setup environment.

But the described issue is more a problem with GIT than a problem that is caused by the Internal Link Juicer.

Please head forward to their documentation or GIT support forum.

Hello @tigervilja

first of all: we do not override existing links – Internal Link Juicer respects your manually placed links and won’t harm them in any way.

Just have a look at your SemRush report and investigate, where these nofollow links got placed. When you have the location, check if you placed to nofollow manually or if the nofollow got added by another 3rd party plugin.
And don’t forget to check the source code of your page and make sure, that the nofollow links really exist – maybe SemRush has old data or is wrong anyway.

Hello @trisnarta

thanks for your feedback. We think it’s a pity that you had trouble using our plugin.

Would you like to tell us exactly what didn’t work for you? Maybe we can help you.

I’m afraid that’s not possible.

Originally, the plugin was not created for this kind of use. The main principle is to link whenever a configured keyword occurs on your website.

In this case I would recommend you to use a manual link.

Hi @petroc

thanks for your awesome feedback. You are welcome to leave us your rating – that would help us a lot ??

I’m not sure if I got your question right.

If you want an internal link to be set only once per page, we offer you a configuration option.
Read more here: https://internallinkjuicer.com/docs/link-countings/ (in the paragraph “Maximum frequency of how often a post gets linked within another one”).
In your case, setting the option to “1”, a target will only get linked one time within that post.

Could this answer your question? If not, please leave me a small example of what you want to achieve. We will surely find a solution for you ??

Hello @jan80

sorry for the little delay.

I put the topic to our backlog. Maybe we can provide a fix for this plugin. In general we can not promise a support for 3rd party plugins.

Hello @dennos

thank you for your appreciated feedback.

We are already aware of the issues and the resulting problems with multilingual websites.

For WPML the Internal Link Juicer already works. However, it is difficult to cover all possible implementations of the different plugins. Nor can we give support for all 3rd party plugins beside the Internal Link Juicer.

Can you tell us which plugin you are using for internationalization? Then we would like to take a closer look at it. Maybe we can provide a quick fix or make some improvement for our future releases.

Hi @ivoreis82

which PHP version are you using?

Please keep in mind, that the Internal Link Juicer needs at minimum 5.5 or higher.

The error you pointed out is because
self::class
is not supported in versions below PHP 5.5.

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Hello @appache17

you are welcome – have fun with the plugin and give it a rating if you like ??

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Hello @appache17

you can use the following link template for opening your generated links in a new tab:

<a href="{{url}}" target="_blank" rel="noopener">{{anchor}}</a>

Read more about the usage of our link templates here: https://internallinkjuicer.com/docs/link-templates/

You’re welcome ??

And thanks for giving us a rating!

Have fun with Internal Link Juicer and get back in touch with us in future if you have any problems or in case you are missing any feature.