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Rep Power: 113 | |  Re: How to protect our HTML code?
Quote: Actually,
by using HTML and CSS,
you can create a very complicated site.
You can combine fake and real information in your site. HTML Code: <div id="1">Welcome to BRL Forum</div><div id="2">Welcome to Build-Reciprocal-Links Forum</div><div id="3">Welcome to our forum</div> In CSS file Code: #1 {margin: xxxx; padding: xxxxx;visible: none;} #2 {margin: xxxx; padding: xxxxx;} #3 {margin: xxxx; padding: xxxxx;visible:none;} This is one of the way to protect your code.
Remember to put all tag and content with lesser space(Put all in one line).
This will cause your HTML and CSS file look complicated. | mmmh nice way to protect it =) hehe in some sites you can view the source and can you do with the site what you want.... | |
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