Hi Amy,

Seems like you've set the site name in pages titles : https://www.screencast.com/t/q4yYd0ef so it will append the page titles (-after).

What about the date in the SERP Meta description? Where is that coming from?

Also, along a similar topic, I have the Insert No-follow Attributes In Hyperlinks set to "no", but the links to my author's webpages are nofollow. I would like these to be follow because they are internal links. How do I change this to follow?

<a href="https://www.springshomes.com/colorado-springs-realtor/kelly-raffaelli" target="_blank" class="author-url" [*] rel="nofollow">https://www.springshomes.com/colorado-springs-realtor/kelly-raffaelli</a>

Hi Amy,

Kindly find my response for your inquiries below:

What about the date in the SERP Meta description? Where is that coming from?

-> The date in Meta description is come from itemprop="datePublished" in the file:
.../components/com_easyblog/themes/wireframe/blogs/entry/default.php
https://www.screencast.com/t/qP87a683K

Also, along a similar topic, I have the Insert No-follow Attributes In Hyperlinks set to "no", but the links to my author's webpages are nofollow. I would like these to be follow because they are internal links. How do I change this to follow?

-> The 'Insert No-follow Attributes In Hyperlinks' setting actually for the links generated within the content. And may I know which link that consist no-follow tag? as I inspect in the page the only link that have no-follow was:

https://www.google.com/#q=springs+homes+&dlnr=1&lrd=0x87134e7d2a889c19:0x120096b31c593b08,1,