I am planning to create few CSS templates for link building.I wish to encrypt/encode footer of the template. So what I must do ? can anyone please help ?
Sorry can't provide advice but would just like to say I'm interested in doing a similar thing - is there any way to make footer links un-editable? By just encoding or encrypting them I assume the encrypted code can simply be deleted and replaced with whatever the other person wants to display. Another thing I've thought of is hiding the footer link in an obscure file, but this is not foolproof, and I'd have thought people shouldn't have too much trouble finding it if they have 30 minutes to check through all the files. So, my question, similar to the OPs, is - is there any way a footer link can be put in a completely uneditable file, and not removed in any way? Maybe if the footer code was deleted or changed the rest of the files would no longer work. Is there a way to do this?
If you talk about pure CSS, there is no way to "encrypt" something in it. If it is php file, you can embed some "obfuscated" text. Simpliest way to do it is to encode text with base64_encode PHP function and paste it in the code as base64_decode(yourencodedstring).
hi, but base64 is not secure at all, you can convert to and back in base64 with just a simple ff plugin.
Encode it with your choice of software (ioncube, recursive base64 + others, etc) and also encode the last couple of </div>'s (or however your template is made) so if the user tries to remove the entire encoded block of text, it screws up everything else. There is NO WAY to prevent people from removing it 100%, but you can make as hard as possible. Or you can just trust people not to remove them