How to add a nofollow tag to a link in markdown?

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It is known that in markdown, you can simply specify a link in html format for this.

<a href="http://tudablin.com" rel="nofollow">Ссылка</a>

But I would like a more elegant solution. After scouring the internet, I found these interesting variations of the markdown syntax for links:

[Ссылка](http://tudablin.com){:rel = 'nofollow'}

или

[Ссылка](!http://tudablin.com) //что изящней.

But unfortunately the markdown parser does not want to read such syntax from me.
Are there any solutions?

Answer 1

Answer. No way. Use pure html. Life is pain.

Answer 2

I'm looking for the same. So far, I've only Googled Jekyll, which uses the kramdown processor, which supports the ability to add classes, attributes, and IDs to an element.