Getting Started

If there is a link in your Classic or CMS website, you will be able to set whether it should be a No-Follow link for search crawlers. This article will cover how you can do this.

Features where you can use No-Follow Link

Blog posts & Collection Item’s Content Editor
Links
Content Slider
Heading/Title
Icon
Image Slider
Navigation
Button
Social Icon

Blog posts & Collection Item’s Content Editor

To set a link as No-Follow on your blog post, refer to the GIF below:

Links

To set a link as No-Follow on your Links element, refer to the GIF below:

Content Slider

To set a link as No-Follow on your Content Slider, refer to the GIF below:

Heading/Title

To set a link as No-Follow on your Heading/Title, refer to the GIF below:

Icon

To set a link as No-Follow on your Icon, refer to the GIF below:

Image Slider

To set a link as No-Follow on your Image Slider, refer to the GIF below:

Navigation

To set a link as No-Follow on your Navigation, refer to the GIF below:

Regular Button

To set a link as No-Follow on your Regular Button, refer to the GIF below:

Social Icon

To set a link as No-Follow on your Social Icon, refer to the GIF below:




Related Articles

How to update SEO meta
No-indexing a blog post, page, or collection item

Updated on: 05/04/2023