Protecting your Photos with the Copyprotect plugin
WordPress users for a long time have utilized plug-ins to extend their blogging platform in numerous ways. However, where most plug-ins have only worked to protect your feed, a plug-in by Chetan Gole, WP-CopyProtect helps you by protecting your content from those that would misuse it by visiting your site directly.
The plug-in itself is very simple and user-friendly so you don’t need to be a techy person to learn how to use it.
Here is How it Works. WP-CopyProtect functions in two ways. First it disables the right click on the visitor’s mouse on your site and the second is it stops anyone from using text selection. To do this, it uses well-established JavaScripts that the plug-in itself will place into your site’s footer at the click of the mouse.
When you first install WP-CopyProtect, and visit the settings page, you’re given a screen with the option to enable or disable both right click text selection on your site. You can also select a specific warning that will appear when visitors try to right click on your site.
Now, here’s how to install Copyprotect on WordPress.
- First, extract and upload only WP-PreventCopyBlogs.php to the /wp-content/plugins/directory
- Activate the plug-in through the ‘Plug-ins’ menu in WordPress
- Go to Settings and then WP-CopyProtect to configure it to whatever suits you.
- You have to provide your database details. For this, You have to create a mysql database under a user and all information in the settings page. If you don’t provide them, the plug-in will work but it won’t be able to track the information of your visitors who tried to copy your contents.
- If you need to track the visitors, you can either open your database from console or from the admin page itself.
Once you’ve finished, the plug-in will work great. Blocking any fraudulent visitors, securing your contents and even tracking your visitors down.
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