Long url > 115
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Hi, in my web code I have link to my images that are resize online and the link is very long.
like this
src="http://img.espectador.com/mediadelivery/?fn=&i_enc=1&i_a=L2hvbWUvZXNwZWN0YWRvci93d3cvaW1hZ2VuZXMvMjUwMTY2XzEzNDk5NTQ0NjFfY29uc3RydWNjaW9uLmpwZw==&i_cl=1&i_tr=100&i_q=70&i_rt=0&i_w=250&i_h=188&i_wtmrk=" alt="Paro parcial de Sunca" border="0"/>
I have a lot of warning in my reports with this and I would like to omit this warnings
How can I do that?
noindex? nofollow?
Thanks
The original page that contain that code is this http://www.espectador.com/noticias/250166/paro-parcial-de-sunca
Thanks
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I had a similar issue. I was getting a lot of warnings regarding duplicate content and missing meta descriptions on tags and media. I used "noindex" for the tags and media to fix the problem. Since your url is an image, I would think that the noindex would also address your issue. I hope that helps, best of luck.
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