Allows a blacklist of sites that will have a rel="nofollow" attribute added to their link tags whenever used on your site. Originally the only page in the blacklist was Wikipedia, though it now allows an admin controlled blacklist and whitelist.\

Attention: You need configure input formats and add this to a format for this module to work.

Since this is a filter module, it only works on text that is passed through Drupal’s filter system. The biggest example of content passed through the filters are the body of content, blocks, and cck text fields where the user specifies an input format. It will not work on several areas including menus, site footers, mission statements, and profile fields.

If you wish to add nofollow to all external links you simply add your site to the "whitelist".

For more information on the motivation for this module see Just say NO(follow) Wikipedia links!

Installation

• The module is installed as usual
• You need activate "Nofollow list filter " in the required input formats.

Configuration

I found that there can be either whitelist or black list.

Thus you can:

• Forbid indexing ALL exterior links to exterior sites (select "whitelist" and don’t specify sites)
• Forbid indexing ALL links EXCEPT the defined ones (select "whitelist" and specify these sites)
• Forbid indexing links ONLY to specified sites (select "blacklist" and specify these sites)
• Allow indexing ALL links to exterior sites (select "blacklist" and do not specify the sites)

So much wisdom!