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    This line in my Articles Blog is where the tags come from, right?

    <span class="tags">[[%articles.tags]]: 
    [[!tolinks? 
    &items=`[[+tv.articlestags]]` 
    &target=`[[*id]]` 
    &useTagsFurl=`1`]]
    </span>`]]


    Which display this code in my website ( http://woodlandsadagency.com/blog/ )

    Tags: <a href="blog/tags/advertising" class="tl-tag">advertising</a>, 
    <a href="blog/tags/billboards" class="tl-tag">billboards</a>, 
    <a href="blog/tags/magazine+ads" class="tl-tag">magazine ads</a>
    </span>


    without hacking up the source code, how can I include a rel="noindex,follow" to my blog pages so search engines don't index my tags?

    I'm trying to get the pages to display like below:
    Tags: <a href="blog/tags/advertising" rel="noindex,follow" class="tl-tag">advertising</a>,
    <a href="blog/tags/billboards" rel="noindex,follow" class="tl-tag">billboards</a>,
    <a href="blog/tags/magazine+ads" rel="noindex,follow" class="tl-tag">magazine ads</a>
    </span>
      Woodlands Ad Agency
      Our blog should NOT be read by anyone....EVER http://woodlandsadagency.com/blog/
      ...Don't say we didn't warn you.
      • 44234
      • 219 Posts
      You should be able to use a chunk as a template:

      Snippet call:
      [[!tolinks?
      &items=`[[+tv.articlestags]]`
      &target=`[[*id]]`
      &useTagsFurl=`1`
      &tpl=`tagTpl`
      ]]
      

      'tagTpl' chunk:
      <a href="[[+url]]" rel="noindex,follow" class="[[+cls]]">[[+item]]</a>
      
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