Very sorry to hear about your health issues, and hope you will soon feel better. Thanks for the tip about the nofollow cloaking.

By the way, I think it’s a fantastic theme with an incredible number of features, and am really enjoying using it.

Daniel

Really sucks as have a lot of new features in the works, though not looked at cloaking for other plugins. If the Amazon plugin uses nofollow links (most plugins do use nofollow) the Stallion link cloaking will work with no additional changes as it can convert all nofollow links to Stallion cloaked links already.

David

One of the ideas is the more natural your site generally, the better you will do. This includes, not stuffing keywords and natural verbiage in anchor text in links.

However, I have seen on the forums that you should have a ‘healthy balance’ between follow and no-follow links outbound. This is again under the category of ‘natural links’ are rewarded and it is rationalized a natural site would have such a ratio of no-follow to follow.

Although this contradicts my understanding of how Google works, that is there is only so much to go around, so you might as well horde it, rather than dissipate it, I question if SEO is changing? They really are rocket scientists at Google and I imagine the complexities in their search formula go beyond the idea of page rank steering, but more about site trust in complicated ways. They might rationalize a trusted site will no-follow a percentage of links. Which is too bad if this is the case because I do not have paid links on my site, I only link out because I want to.

It also begs another question, should you link out at all or at least use no-follow when I do. I have been linking out to ‘trusted sites’ and not for pay, rather, I just link out if I find a resource.

I am tempted to put a few non-follow as perhaps my site’s ranking is dampened by not having one no-follow on it?

Any date yet for the next Stallion update? Im also wondering if you will be integrating cloaking for any of the other autoposting Amazon plugins.

I went into the css color layout I am using (style-talian.css) and bumped out the max-width for both the uncaptioned (img.size-full) and captioned image (.wp-caption) to 100% (they were at varying values, 97.5%, 96%). Now the images are displaying with normal width.

Under /stallion-seo-theme/colors/ you’ll find the layout CSS files name format layout-***.css where the *** relates to the layout used, layout-310r.css for example is the 310px wide right sidebar layout (like I use on this site).

Within those files you’ll find this CSS code:

.content_all img {
max-width: 660px;
margin: 0 0 24px 0;
}

Each file has a different max-width set, the one above is 660px for the right sidebar layout, the double sidebar layouts has it set at 560px and the no sidebars set at 970px. It’s set to take advantage of the entire content area without loading over the sidebars.

If you remove the code entirely the width of the image will determine if it loads over the sidebars or not. I find it looks unprofessional when images load over the sidebars.

David

I just started noticing this having recently upgraded to the most current edition of Stallion. This has also retroactively affected old posts and uploads.

I am wondering if there is any property in the latest edition that may be causing this, or perhaps it is coincidental, and external to anything with the theme? Have been searching online for similar issues but having trouble finding anything in the general WordPress ecosystem.

Thanks,

Erik

The code is located in the file

/stallion-seo-theme/plugins/social-network.php

on line 11.

Not looked into what you want to achieve, so don’t have a code snippet, should be easy to find the code from Facebook.

David

As I see your promotion part in the facebook, I want to change its layout from “standard” to “button_count” which is quite short in length. But I don’t where I can change it, please guide !!!

Thank you so much