I am trying to set up some sort of conditional, non-intrusive text box that shows up only for people using AdBlock. I am adamantly and emphatically opposed to popups or locking the content of my website to AdBlock users. I simply want to have a small section of plain text show up that says, “Hey, you! Before you read on, we ask that you consider whitelisting us on AdBlock. (etc. etc. etc.)”. I want people to be able to scroll past it without issue and not have their experience with my website be impacted if they choose not to whitelist me; I'm not out to coerce anyone or annoy anyone, I just want to make my case, in brief, that I don't run obstructive, malware-filled ads and it would be great if they supported me. And I don't want it to show up if someone doesn't have Adblock enabled.
I'm not very savvy with HTML, but if someone can clearly instruct me where exactly to put some code in to my website, I would be open to an option that involves editing my website's code. Otherwise, a plugin that I've overlooked would be really helpful. I've looked around but most of what I've found is something that puts a giant sticky on the page to obstruct peoples' view until they whitelist. Again, I don't want that. That is exactly the reason people got AdBlock to begin with. People who use such countermeasures are fundamentally missing the point. (/rant)
Thanks in advance!
Use this plugin.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ad-blocking-detector/
Read this article:- https://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-detect-and-stop-adblock-in-wordpress/
Hope its working for you. try this and let me know
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I've been handling this issue for quite a while now.
I'm working a on Dutch website (http://gboh.nl/). It's a site for a local political party. The thing is, the site went through quite a lot and I'm the third guy that is doing a new, easy design on it.
Sadly, for some reason, there seem to appear questionmark symbols in the text of some pages. I've read quite a lot about the utf-8 settings but I seem to have them correct. Also, the website didn't have an .htaccess file so I've added that.
If I use a clean browser (Cleared cache, incognito mode) I don't see the symbols on the homepage but when I visit another page and then go back to the homepage they seem to appear. Anyone knows how to solve this issue?
Thanks in advance! :D
it is because of "Cache Enabler by KeyCDN". It compresses data incorrectly.
Go to its settings (whereever it is), and adjust it to UTF-8.
If it can't do it, just disable it.
Proof:
Visit http://gboh.nl/?ss=ss - it will always show correct text. Because "Cache Enabler by KeyCDN" doesn't run if there is any GET parameter in URL.
i'm new to this website, so this is my first post!
Anyways, I came to ask something about a website i'm making for my Webcomic(i'm using Weebly, BTW). how can you be able to us the buttons when wanting to see another page of a comic.
And i'm talking about navigation buttons, BTW. Not to mention that Weebly can only allow me to use 10 pages until I can upgrade. :p
So yeah, that's all I have for now, I hope you can help. Please and Thank you.
With the 10 page limit I think your best option may be adding a slideshow or gallery if you want to remain a free user.
http://kb.weebly.com/slideshow.html
http://kb.weebly.com/image-gallery.html
I have a wordpress website which contains many controversial topics. The problem is that the comments become really so long that the scroll bar becomes really small, which is annoying for the reader and gives the impression that the page requires endless reading, which is not attractive.
Is there a way to show comments on a separate page, or at least have the comments show up after clicking on some button. And must this be theme-dependent? I currently use twenty-fourteen theme, but a general solution would be nice. I'm wishing there's a plugin that would do the job, but I couldn't find any. Please assist.
Thank you.
Take a look at https://disqus.com/ and https://wordpress.org/plugins/disqus-comment-system/
You can get a button that loads more comments, offload comments to their server to reduce the load on your host, require a login to comment, and more.
The solution I found is a plugin called "Hide Show Comment". It simply adds the magic, with which you can press a simple button and show the comments.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/hide-show-comment/
The only annoying thing I found with it is that you have to purchase it in order to change the number of comments you show per click. However, I don't think 5$ is too much. It's very convenient.
How to Disable print, print screen, right click using asp.net
You cant. You cannot avoid content being copied from your pages.
Disabling Right Click is possible, but it doesnt solve your 'problem'. The user could still copy your image, by disabling javascript or just inspecting the source.
And even if you could disable those keys, the user could still just make a photo of his monitor. Good luck disabling that!
Short answer: You don't. You are writing a web application; features of the underlying platform are outside your scope, and you have no business trying to fiddle with them.
Long answer: You can try to capture those keys using javascript, and override the default behaviour, which will somewhat stop very naïve users, but all it takes to disable this "security" is to turn off javascript. Even if you come up with more sophisticated "protection", the essence remains: You are sending content to the client, and once it gets there, it is out of your hands. Given suitable tools (wget is enough for most things), anyone can copy and modify your content in any way they like. Similarly, whatever can be shown on the screen inside a browser can be captured and saved. There is no way around it. If you don't want your content copied, don't send it.
Forget about it. You will irritate your end users who will find a way to con you and do what you didn't want them to do. Forbidden fruit is always the sweetest. By telling them explicitly "you cannot do this", they will wonder why do you want to guard your content and they might try even harder to do stuff you otherwise wouldn't want them to do.
Psychology and technology are against you in this case.
Printing
You could disable printing (well sort of - it's not 100% effective) using a "print" style sheet.
I have not tried it myself, but here is a link that could get you started: http://webdesign.about.com/od/advancedcss/qt/block_print.htm
Print screen
Print screen is something that is typically controlled by the operating system not the browser nor webpage. So you are unlikely to be able to stop this. However, casting my mind back I remember a time (perhaps a long long time ago), where you couldn't take screen shots in Windows (maybe Windows 98) of videos... so if your really in need of disabling print screen - perhaps you could perhaps encode your content in a video... but this will have many many downfalls - namely accessibility, search engine optimisation and it being a royal pain to do... so I wouldn't recommend it under any circumstance.
Right screen
Right click you can disable, but not using a server-side technology (such as ASP.net) instead in a client-side technology such as javascript. A quick search in your favourite search engine will find some help. But disabling right click is rudimentary to get around, so it is not full proof.
An alternative to protect your content is to possibly investigate "rights" in PDFs. I believe you can disable the "right" to print.
However none of these solutions are going to be full-proof. As long as you are making your content available to an end-user on their own computer, there is always going to be a way around your restrictions.
I have implemented for disabling printing using window.onbeforeprint()
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I have recently made a new WordPress theme (named {cssgroundup}) which I am using on my blog at www.richard-dickinson.com
It is only a basic WP theme for my personal use as I am quite new to the WordPress platform (?). It is a work in progress (as is the blog content!) however it displays alright in IE browser but not so well in FireFox.
Can someone help me edit it so it displays properly in most browsers or advise me how I can fix this please? I have asked for help at wordpress.org forums but haven't yet had any help!
I can post stylesheet code & theme.php code here if required.
I look forward to helpful replies, many thanks
First thing to do is fix your code errors: Markup Validation of richard-dickinson.com - W3C Markup Validator. Fix the bad code on line 628, and then revaldiate and see what else is wrong.
rpd, it would be useful for those of us who want to help you if you spelled out specific problems that you are trying to find answers to. An example might look like "In IE my top level navigation is working the way I want. In Firefox, the sitemap link is on the next line. How do I fix this?"
There are a lot of cool, generous people here who are happy to share their knowledge with you, but very few people have time to just sit down and review your site from top to bottom.