| Q: How to protect style sheets
(.css) file?
You can protect style sheet (.css) files with Encrypt HTML
Pro, but this requires a small modification to be made in each
html file that uses a protected style sheet. Encrypt HTML Pro
converts style sheets into encrypted script files.
For example, suppose you have a style sheets file: style.css,
then in each html file that uses this css file, there should
be a reference to it like:
<link rel="stylesheet"
type="text/css" href="style.css">
Let's learn how to protect css file step by step:
1. In each html file that uses this css file, remove the reference,
and put a new reference like this: <script
language="JavaScript" src = "style.css"></script>
3. Encrypt style.css and html files.
Q: Will the annoying AD window still
popup after I registered Encrypt HTML Pro?
The AD window only appears when you are using the unregistered
version.
Q: After protection, I can't open the
protected file with my web browser. It seemed to load
in my browser for an instant and then showed "about:blank"
in the window.
If you selected the "Disable off-line page viewing",
"Add referrer domain check" options, you will only
view blank page when open them on the local hard disk. To test
these protected pages, upload them to your web site and test
them remotely.
Q: Will Encrypt HTML Pro affects my search
engine ranking?
If you want your search engine ranking unaffected, please select
"Only encrypt partial section" or "Do not encrypt
html source code" in Step 2. Otherwise, the search engine
can't cache your page correctly. The "Encrypt all
links" will also affect the search engine: Search engine
spiders can't index other web pages linked by this page. |
