Lately a lot of plagiarism and make sure the bloggers fret anyway. Some of the most popular today are stealing posts / articles other blogs and changed his own name. If you are already somewhat proficient, he tempate steal other people's blogs. If it terjadu continuously, our blog may be considered spam by google or other search engines. Well this time Titi-Share will share tips, so that your blog is not easy to diasal kopas (copy-paste). After a long time does not make the post itself now is a great time: D.
Well maybe way below you can practice in your blog :) So your blog is safer than plagiarism.
First of all we will get to know the mode of thieves / plagiarism.
Usually the thieves do these things to steal:
If you would steal them open blog template is usually the victim and press CTRL U That will show your source code templates. Now living in a little edit the template will be his victim.
If you would steal the contents of the article, they will make a copy of our article and would menpaste in his blog. If he did not paste the source of what to include. but if you are naughty, they will not include the source, even above named he wrote. Usually they see themselves using Right Click and CTRL C, also can use CTRL A
Reproduction illustrations RIGHT CLICK
Immediately. Here's how:
1. As usual you Log In first Blogger.
2. Choose a template / Edit HTML on the Draft TAB
3. Then you find the code <body> (For ease of reference, press CTRL + F on your keyboard)
4. Now replace that code with the code below
<body oncontextmenu='return false;' onkeydown='return false;' onmousedown='return false;'>
5. Click the preview first if you want to make sure the script above works what does not.
6. If you've Save Template
For additional course:
~ Oncontextmenu = 'return false;' (Function to disable right click / right click on the mouse)
~ OnKeyDown = 'return false;' (Function to disable CTRL + A and CTRL + U on the keyboard)
~ Onmousedown = "return false;" (Serves to turn off the block select the text / article)
~ 'Return false;' (To enable scripts used)
For example, we just want to disable CTRL U on the blog, then the script is inserted just this:
<body onkeydown='return false;'>
Whatever you wear that anywhere, just select. The most important thing when you edit the script you must be observant
Well maybe way below you can practice in your blog :) So your blog is safer than plagiarism.
First of all we will get to know the mode of thieves / plagiarism.
Usually the thieves do these things to steal:
If you would steal them open blog template is usually the victim and press CTRL U That will show your source code templates. Now living in a little edit the template will be his victim.
If you would steal the contents of the article, they will make a copy of our article and would menpaste in his blog. If he did not paste the source of what to include. but if you are naughty, they will not include the source, even above named he wrote. Usually they see themselves using Right Click and CTRL C, also can use CTRL A
Reproduction illustrations RIGHT CLICK
Immediately. Here's how:
1. As usual you Log In first Blogger.
2. Choose a template / Edit HTML on the Draft TAB
3. Then you find the code <body> (For ease of reference, press CTRL + F on your keyboard)
4. Now replace that code with the code below
<body oncontextmenu='return false;' onkeydown='return false;' onmousedown='return false;'>
5. Click the preview first if you want to make sure the script above works what does not.
6. If you've Save Template
For additional course:
~ Oncontextmenu = 'return false;' (Function to disable right click / right click on the mouse)
~ OnKeyDown = 'return false;' (Function to disable CTRL + A and CTRL + U on the keyboard)
~ Onmousedown = "return false;" (Serves to turn off the block select the text / article)
~ 'Return false;' (To enable scripts used)
For example, we just want to disable CTRL U on the blog, then the script is inserted just this:
<body onkeydown='return false;'>
Whatever you wear that anywhere, just select. The most important thing when you edit the script you must be observant
Posted in: Tips Bloging
