Hi Shawn – sorry to take so long to reply.
The way the plug-in works is by hooking into the post-rendering as a filter. This means it only parses the HTML of the blog post (single or multiple) rather than the overall page being rendered.
If you were concerned about the images in your template then you can adopt the same technique of moving the visible picture into the background (via CSS if you wish to copy the plug-in) and placing an IMG on the top which is a transparent GIF.
The motivation for the plug-in was for a photographer friend of mine. Unless you have a very dynamic template configuration I don’t think you would really want to try and process the output of the entire page – too much hard work for the server!
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Shawn
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Thanks for the reply. I’m all set then, I probably won’t go that far to use it, but it’s a nice idea.
Love the plug in however, it negates the image alignment coding for location (centered, etc). I center all of my images but when the iProtect plug in is activated it causes all of my images to align left. The plug in does work just messing my formatting up. Any possible fix?
Great plugin, but I can’t seem to get it to work.
Warning: Wrong parameter count for preg_replace() in /home/content/k/e/r/kerrcraige/html/blog/wp-content/plugins/iprotect/iprotect.php on line 91
Any idea what the issue is?
Thanks
how would we go about hacking it to work with pages – i specifically would like ti to work with wp-ecommerce. all the product pages are pages not posts…
