My Hack to remove rel="nofollow" on bravesites.com

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Hi,
Just found that bravesites.com added rel="nofollow" to add external links,
this is hack i wrote to remove this no-follow....

after you add your blog post, edit the post.
click on "html" button to edit the html source and add this script

Code:
<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function(){  jQuery("a[rel=nofollow]").each(function(){ jQuery(this).attr("rel", ""); });   })
</script>

remember if you try to edit the post again you must add this script again.

edit post:
Screen Shot 2016-01-18 at 2.03.08 AM.jpg

the result:
Screen Shot 2016-01-18 at 2.00.13 AM.png

i think i earn your "thank" here ;)
have fun :) Viva la black hat seo
 
content html error: Script tags are not allowed. Please use the html/javascript component instead.


i did click the html button and insert the script ther :(
 
Pretty cool. One thing to consider though. You remove the attribute using Javascript. Google will first download the HTML and only then run the Javascript. So it will see both the nofollow and the d0follow version. Which one it will choose to act on is hard to say.
 
content html error: Script tags are not allowed. Please use the html/javascript component instead.


i did click the html button and insert the script ther :(

You edit an exist blog post?
its works for me, look here: http://best-proxies.bravesites.com/blog
 
Pretty cool. One thing to consider though. You remove the attribute using Javascript. Google will first download the HTML and only then run the Javascript. So it will see both the nofollow and the d0follow version. Which one it will choose to act on is hard to say.

I think googlebot run the website in webkit/blink engine and take the rendered html.
most of the web crawlers works like this... (in last 3 years i develop web crawler in webkit c++ at my work...)
 
google run the website beyond that, they combine html and javascript into one result, example..even if you put delay 1-5 seconds to show the content, google will still see that,

saw that on one of my site using load function on jquery to load async the non important page., and saw it on google caches there are no .load jquery they just inserted it on the page.
 
google run the website beyond that, they combine html and javascript into one result, example..even if you put delay 1-5 seconds to show the content, google will still see that,

saw that on one of my site using load function on jquery to load async the non important page., and saw it on google caches there are no .load jquery they just inserted it on the page.

The scan the websites in browser context... its called DOM Ready...
its very easy to wirte this type of crawler with QWebKit
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebkit-module.html
 
Hi, one more question here. Google will index only your url not full text, in free version of bravesites. So, does your script change that ?
 
Hi, one more question here. Google will index only your url not full text, in free version of bravesites. So, does your script change that ?

i don`t understand the question? full-text? full-text is a type of search...
 
Would this work for weebly sites as well? I may run a test if no one else has tried this already.
 
I will share my method to sites wich automatically add rel="noffolow" to links after you public your post.

Method is:
place your link and in html mode just write yourselve rel="do follow" so now your link look like this:
<a href="domain.com" rel="do follow">link</a>
Publish that and this automatical script don't change your link to nofollow (because you already have "rel" argument in link), it works on many sites, I dont have time to test it on bravesites.com but you should check this out.
Enjoy


* of course you must write "do follow" without space bar but this forum is censoring that word.. ("********")
 
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I will share my method to sites wich automatically add rel="noffolow" to links after you public your post.

Method is:
place your link and in html mode just write yourselve rel="do follow" so now your link look like this:
<a href="domain.com" rel="do follow">link</a>
Publish that and this automatical script don't change your link to nofollow (because you already have "rel" argument in link), it works on many sites, I dont have time to test it on bravesites.com but you should check this out.
Enjoy


* of course you must write "do follow" without space bar but this forum is censoring that word.. ("********")

bravesites.com override this attribute
 
i don`t understand the question? full-text? full-text is a type of search...

Mistaken taken as other web 2.0 like jimdo.com who has noindex in meta tag and you cant change it unless you are paying $$. Its indexing only baclinks. Do you have for this solution ?
 
I doubt changing the attribute with JavaScript will be considered by Google. I think they would catch on to a black hat tactic like this that is so simple.
 
I doubt changing the attribute with JavaScript will be considered by Google. I think they would catch on to a black hat tactic like this that is so simple.

They not analyze the scripts because its impossible... every page got hundreds to thousands lines of js code that manipulate the DOM and its not some generic scripts.
 
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