| rel="author" tag on pages with multiple authors | Friedrich Zohmann | 9/18/11 9:32 PM | I have read the FAQs and checked for similar issues: YES My site's URL (web address) is: Description (including timeline of any changes made): I would like to know how to implement the rel="author" tag on a single page where the content was generate |
| Re: rel="author" tag on pages with multiple authors | Pelagic | 9/21/11 6:01 AM | This article explains it pretty well; http://www.blindfiveyearold.com/how-to-implement-rel-author |
| Re: rel="author" tag on pages with multiple authors | Friedrich Zohmann | 9/21/11 11:06 AM | @Pelagic thanks, but I know this article already and it does only explain, what to do, if you have multiple authors, posting articles on a website (being the sole author for an article), but it does not explain what to do, if any given article can h |
| Re: rel="author" tag on pages with multiple authors | Pelagic | 9/22/11 1:41 AM | I believe it does cover that scenario ;) Each of the reviews on the page would have a rel=”author” link to the corresponding profile page. |
| Re: rel="author" tag on pages with multiple authors | Friedrich Zohmann | 9/22/11 11:00 AM | @Pelagic Yes, that may be true, but my questions still remain. On a single page with multiple authors: 1st: How would Google determine which review (article) belongs to which author? 2nd: Which authors's photo (and link to his google profile) would |
| Re: rel="author" tag on pages with multiple authors | Grandmaster Flash | 9/22/11 12:17 PM | Friedrich Zohmann given the scenario you present, the only option I see is to break the pages into clearly defined areas of text with the author of each hyperlinked properly to their profile page. I do not know whether this would be interpreted pro |
| Re: rel="author" tag on pages with multiple authors | Friedrich Zohmann | 9/25/11 9:36 AM | @thericker Google can clearly distinct reviews via microformat, so i thought that it may use a rel="author" tag within a microformatted review to identify its author. Also on the microformats website there is a reference to this tag which mentions p |