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How To Add Noindex HTTP Headers To Affiliate Link Redirects
Google sometimes doesn’t view rel=”noindex” as a valid way to tell if the page should be shown in their index or not. The newest and most reliable way to ensure that your affiliate links are not indexed is by adding noindex to the HTTP response headers during redirection. This snippet of code will do the… >
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How To Track Geo IP Stats When Cloudflare Is Enabled
Cloudflare masks the IP address of the user and moves it to another HTTP header. To make it compatible with ThirstyAffiliate’s stats collection module you will need to add the following snippet of code to your functions.php file or a drop-in plugin. function ta_cloudflare_ip_compatibility( $ip ) { if ( ! empty( $_SERVER[‘HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP’] ) ) $ip… >
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URL Slug is getting “-2” at the end
If you’re getting a “-2” at the end of the URL Slug after adding an Affiliate Link, it’s most likely that you have a file or an image which has the same file name as the slug used for your Affiliate Link. You can check this on your WordPress Dashboard, under Media > Libary. Note that… >
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How To Enable Periods (.) In Link Slugs
By default, WordPress itself will strip your slugs of any characters that it deems aren’t allowed in URLs. One of these characters is pretty common for people to want to include in their link slugs and that is the period/decimal point character (.) If you want to include this in your link slugs then the… >
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Why Do I Have Extra Data Attributes On My Links Now?
Have you inspected your ThirstyAffiliates links and noticed that there is some extra “data-” attributes on the <a> tag? The latest version of Google Click Tracking adds some data attributes to links that are inserted from the ThirstyAffiliates Link Picker tool. They are designed to add more accuracy and speed to tracking those particular links… >
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Why you should name and categorize your affiliate links?
Why do you need to name your affiliate link? Naming your affiliate link allows you to easily recognized what that affiliate link is for and helps you find it again later. Why would you need to categorize affiliate links? Categories are best to help identify what your affiliate is really about. It assists you easily… >
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What does nofollow do?
nofollow is a value that can be assigned to the rel attribute of an HTML. An element to instruct some search engines that the hyperlink should not influence the ranking of the link’s target in the search engine’s index. For an affiliate link, nofollow will help search engines identify which links should not be used to… >
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How To Add Featured Image Support To ThirstyAffiliates Links
Some themes integrate nicely with ThirstyAffliates and allow you to create many different displays of your links on the front end. Unfortunately, out of the box, ThirstyAffiliates doesn’t have Featured Image support which some of these themes need to get their display looking right. To quickly add support for Featured Images on your affiliate links,… >
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How To Go Back To ThirstyAffiliates 2.0
Tried ThirstyAffiliates 3.0 but need to temporarily go back to ThirstyAffiliates 2.0? We have you covered. ThirstyAffiliates 3.0 introduced a brand new data model and as such when you install and activate it, your existing 2.0 link data will have been migrated across. This means that if you install ThirstyAffiliates 2.0 again, your links will… >
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How Does the Link Fixer Module Work?
Link Fixer module will make sure your visitors will never see an out-of-date affiliate link. This document will show you how to use this module on your site. How Does the Link Fixer Module Work? Link Fixer is a tiny piece of JavaScript code that runs on the front end of your site to fix… >
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