Afaict, there's no way to add the rel="nofollow" attribute to outbound links on CMS blog posts. We can do this on regular static links. Can you implement this for blog posts please as otherwise, it affects the site negatively from an SEO standpoint.
Thanks.
Graham
This is a need! Please!
I can't believe they don't have such a basic SEO feature. I genuinely think we need to migrate to Wordpress!
It's been 84 years 👵
This is such basic functionality and the only solution is to use code on a no-code website. I've pushed to migrate to Webflow and it's difficult for me to explain to marketers/SEO why part of this migration means we lose basic functionality.
Really? Webflow doesn't give the ability to add attributes to links? This is terrible for SEO...
any update when this will be available?
Amazing this is still pending after 6 years
Super important, and very simple feature
How is this still not a feature???
PLZ
How is this still not a feature...
come on, @webflow
Please add this, it is important to SEO
If your team adds this I will get a Webflow tattoo on my forehead
Hi @webflow
This feature was requested 4 and a half years ago now.
What is the point of us posting feature requests if you don't even bother to respond to them??? This shouldn't take long to implement, it's a simple feature.
It's also an essential feature, because without it, we can't link externally without giving away all our link juice to other sites.
This is basic stuff and webflow won't be taken seriously as a blogging platform without it. Please respond and please implement asap.
Thank you.
Graham
Any update?
WE NEED THIS!!!
Hey guys any update on this? Is it in the pipeline? Correct me if I'm wrong but is this not super simple to implement? In the same way as implementing the "open in new tab" button was when building the CMS. If so, it's going to be a HUGE reason why bloggers will never sign up to use Webflow to manage their site.
Google is about to start getting mad at us. so this is really important.
This is needed Webflow. Especially for people who manage blogs. The CMS is great, but features like this are important!
This is a really basic feature for SEO. It's quite inconvenient when essential functionality are missing. It should be implemented ASAP!
We need this, please!