Hi Guys,
I want to keep my directory with nofollow links, but want to let premium listings have dofollow links. I thought I can achive that by creating a custom field that is only available to premium listing package and within the code, detect the database Key ID which is "Key_2" and removing the nofollow tag from it.
However, I do not php that well, so I can't do it. is there an expert who can describe what needs to be done?
what link/links you want to dofollow? I'm helping one of my clients to get same thing done, Maybe I can help you.
The custom filed with KEY_2.
the content is URL,, I just want that to be dofollow. the regular visit website can be nofollow.
NOT TESTED but something like this will do that.
place this code in to your _single.php file
$packageID = get_post_meta ($post->ID, 'packageID');
/* you can add package number you are supposed to allow dofollow. Number 1 is FREE package */
if( ($packageID == 2) || ($packageID == 3)) {
print 'ID, 'KEY_2').'">Your Link text';
} else {
print 'ID, 'KEY_2').'" rel=nofollow>Your Link text';
}
Many thanks Prag. But, do I place this anyware in the code? or should it be a specific line?
where you want to show the link, But it should need in side the wordpress loop. if it not inside the loop, you can add/replace $post->ID for your listing ID.
Prag. This diddnt work but I solved it with the following code:
<?php if ( get_post_meta($post->ID, 'Key_2', true) ) : ?>
<div class="full clearfix border_b customfieldsoutput">
<p class="f_half left"><span>Web Address</span></p>
<p class="f_half left">" rel="bookmark">
" href="<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'Key_2', true) ?>" target="_blank">
<?php the_title(); ?></p>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
thanks for sharing
All PremiumPress themes have been tested and optimized for GreenGeeks hosting, they offer excellent hosting solutions, customer support and a money back guarantee.
$30 Discount Code: premiumpress
