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BlockNote Editor Automatically Adds rel="nofollow"
to Links, Hurting SEO
#1549
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Would likely need to make this configurable since other use-cases may want different values. Would accept a PR for this |
Feature Request: Allow Control Over rel="nofollow" for Links in BlockNote EditorDescription: For better SEO and flexibility, we request a default option in the BlockNote Editor’s link settings to control rel="nofollow", similar to how other rich text editors handle this. Current Issue: No built-in option to enable/disable rel="nofollow" when inserting a link. SEO impact: Internal linking is crucial for search engine discoverability, and the current behavior disrupts this strategy. Expected Behavior: By default, internal links should not have rel="nofollow". Allow customization so developers can modify the rel attribute as needed. Proposed Solution:
Which previews like this: Request Summary: Would this be possible to implement in the BlockNote core editor? Looking forward to your thoughts! 🚀 |
Description:
I am using BlockNote Editor, and I noticed that when adding a link, it automatically includes
rel="nofollow"
in the<a>
tag. This behavior is problematic for internal links because it prevents search engines from crawling and indexing important pages, disrupting internal linking strategies.Impact:
We are implementing location-based pages, and it is crucial that search engine bots can follow these links to discover and index new pages. However, with
rel="nofollow"
applied:Steps to Reproduce:
<a>
) tag automatically includesrel="nofollow"
.Expected Behavior:
rel="nofollow"
so search engines can properly crawl and index them.Proposed Solution:
rel="nofollow"
by default for internal links while keeping it optional for external links.Additional Context:
This issue negatively impacts SEO best practices, making it harder for search engines to discover location-based pages. Removing
nofollow
from internal links will improve indexing, ranking, and overall discoverability.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: