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Hi,

It is not set to nofollow, since it is a section (not a <a>). My question was if Google would handle a link the same way as a</a> <a href="" rel="nofollow">, i.e. not pass link juice to the target url, but still dilute link juice from the source url ?</a>

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Hi,

On our category pages, for every product we have several links pointing to the product : on the image, on the

product name, on the short description, on "read more", and a javascript onclick on the entire div.

Could this have a negative impact for link juice distribution, or is it counted as only 1 link with the first anchor text found on the page ?

Thanks,

Hi,

On our ecommerce, we use multiple pseudo-links for the layered navigation (to filter by color, site, etc), so that google doesn't crawl every combination of filters.

I know this kind of links don't pass link juice and don't get crawled (provided you hide the target urls in your javascript). But, as there is an "onclick" property, I'm afraid that google could understand that these are links, and treat them the same way as nofollowed links (not following them but diluting link juice anyway).

Do you know if this is the case ?

Thanks,