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I'm trying to add a rel="lightframe" attribute to all my 'edit' links within my admin_links_node_edit class. <li class="admin_links_node_edit"> <a href="[link]" title="Edit">Edit</a> </li> My code so far looks like this: $('.admin_links_node_edit a').each(function() { $(this).attr('rel','lightframe'); }); You don't need to use each(). jQuery's selectors will do it for you :) $('.admin_links_node_edit a').attr('rel', 'lightframe') The above code will do the trick. If admin_links_node_edit is reused among other elements, you'll want to specify the element you're working on ( li in this case). In

Is it valid to use the itemprop attribute and the rel attribute on the same element? The example from Google’s Site Name documentation contains <link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/" itemprop="url"> which gives this error in https://validator.w3.org/nu/ : Attribute rel not allowed on element link at this point. It depends on the specification. Microdata, where the itemprop attribute is coming from, is defined by WHATWG’s HTML as well as by W3C’s HTML Microdata . The WHATWG version is a living standard without snapshots (so things might change; my quotes are from 2015-07-25), the W3C

We operate 1000's of websites, most of them are are made for specific sports events. Currently we have our writers write to all of them specifically for unique content. However we have 2 major sites that cover all events in their verticals; and we would like to start syndicating content to the minisites, from these major sites. To maintain best practices in Google's eyes, we would have to specify the original source of the article via the rel=canonical tag - however our current plugin AIOSEO (All-in-One SEO) doesn't support specifying canonical tags on a post, or page basis. Is there a way to

In most of my web site I have a lot of external links to my other sites and other external sites. I need to know when is better to use rel="nofollow" or rel="external" in a website? unor You may use external for every link to a different website, no matter if it’s yours or not, if it’s on the same host or not. You may use nofollow for every link that you don’t endorse (for example: search engines shouldn’t assume that it’s a relevant link and should not give any ranking credit to this link). You may use both values for the same link: <a href="http://example.com/" rel="external nofollow">Foobar