NOFOLLOW for logout page

[ABTOP]

The logout page — site.com/logout/ has a link in the second sentence "Do you really want to log out?"
it has wpnonce value which makes the link unique. Somehow Google picks up this link(s) and puts it in "Access denied".
Can we have rel="nofollow" added to this link please?

[ABTOP]

This is in function wp_nonce_ays ()
wp4/wp-includes/functions.php line:2582

[lopo]

From what I know, it's not happening in the "logout page", but in the error page if you click on a logout link which does not have a nonce (and the <title> of the page is "WordPress Failure Notice").
Using wp_logout_url or wp_loginout to generate the logout link, it already has the nonce and the failure page is not reached.

[SergeyBiryukov]

Replying to ABTOP:

The logout page — site.com/logout/ has a link in the second sentence "Do you really want to log out?"

There is no logout page at that URL in WordPress core. Are you using a plugin like Theme My Login?

[ABTOP]

Replying to SergeyBiryukov:

There is no logout page at that URL in WordPress core. Are you using a plugin like Theme My Login?

Yes, that's exactly what I am using.

I guess my point is that even if there is no bona fide logout page, and even if some other plugin is at fault for generating the error, Google still finds this link and freaks out.
The cheapest and quickest solution is to slap rel="nofollow" on the link.

[hellofromTonya]

Hello @ABTOP,

As Sergey notes, there is no logout page at that URL in WordPress core itself. Have you reached to the Theme My Login author? You can via their plugin's Support page ​https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/theme-my-login/.

I'm closing this ticket. Why? The issue/question/suggestion is related to a plugin.