I am using Disqus Comment System v2.61 and it shows comments as nofollow. This is a concern for several WordPress users as their commentators may not be interested to comment if they get no link love via comment url. The disqus comments are later generated by Javascript but it also contains the basic comments for browsers without Javascript. While I have not yet figured out how the Javascript later inserts “nofollow” attribute later when regenerating the comments with Javascript, I have figured out how to remove the ‘rel=”nofollow”‘ from the link of the basic page, which should work for search engine robots. In the version of Disqus Comment System I am using, the comment_author_url() seems to not work. So, I replaced it with get_comment_author_url() and it seems to work. Following is the new comments.php which shows the links as do-follow. Continue Reading
Pledgie Related Plugin
The “Related Pledgie Campaigns” WordPress Plugin makes it easy to connect your readers to help Pledgie Campaigns based on the content of your posts. The Plugin uses the tags of the posts, keywords in your posts, category and blog name to search Pledgie.com and automatically loads the top three campaigns for those keywords at the [...]
