I am planning to provide some template for free.But I want to place some links on it. Any method to keep my links unchanged by others ?
Unlikely, unless you code them using javascript. Most people who are beginners - intermediate at html will look at it and think "oh crap, that looks scary - better leave it".
Found the thing I was thinking of, it's called obfuscating. Here's an example of a html link: <a href="google.com">My Link</a> Code (markup): The same link obfuscated.. <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> var i,y,x="3c6120687265663d22676f6f676c652e636f6d223e4d79204c696e6b3c2f613e";y='';for(i=0;i<x.length;i+=2){y+=unescape('%'+x.substr(i,2));}document.write(y); </script> Code (markup): Here's a site that can do it: http://www.voormedia.com/en/tools/html-obfuscate-scrambler.php
Search engine will not crawl , the person can remove javascript as well or else replace your url with their url, so the answer is no .
Well, there is no set way to permanently stop someone from removing your links. I just showed you a way to encrypt it for beginners
DO NOT USE JAVASCRIPT unless you want the link to not be read by Google. PHP is a much better alternative...
I have a template on my blog that requires you to keep the links in place. Tried simply deleting them and it broke the template and said site wouldn't load. I put them back and the site worked fine. Ended up having to hide them using CSS. I still haven't figured out how they did it, but it seems to be possible. But things can always be changed if the person knows what they are doing.