Contents
- 1. Disable Right Mouse Click Using jQuery
- 2. Disable Cut, Copy, Paste Using jQuery
- 3. Disable Right Mouse Click Cut, Copy, Paste Using jQuery
- 4. Disable Copy Paste Using JavaScript
- 5. Disable Copy Paste Using CSS + Enable Copy Paste For Some Content
- 6. Disable Copy Paste For Whole Page Using CSS
- 7. Swift 3
Unique content is a must for any budding website. Search engines rank your website not just on the basis of backlinks or social media shares, but most importantly how unique your content is and how helpful it is for the audience, which in turn is determined by the visits to a particular post.
However, not all of us think this way, there are and always will be a subset that just knows how to copy paste content. And the worst case will be when their posts show up higher in the search engine rankings than the original post. I can truly understand how frustrating this can be, especially if bloggers such as me and you devote a lot of time building such websites from the scratch and a small section simply copy pastes that content onto their own website.
So that's why today I decided to share 4 methods that can be used by you to block such Ctrl A + Ctrl V attempts on your website.
One method is by using JavaScript which disables copy-paste for your whole website and the other one uses CSS, which can also be used to enable copy-paste for some part of your posts.
Another one is by disabling mouse right click and disabling copy paste using jQuery.
However, not all of us think this way, there are and always will be a subset that just knows how to copy paste content. And the worst case will be when their posts show up higher in the search engine rankings than the original post. I can truly understand how frustrating this can be, especially if bloggers such as me and you devote a lot of time building such websites from the scratch and a small section simply copy pastes that content onto their own website.
So that's why today I decided to share 4 methods that can be used by you to block such Ctrl A + Ctrl V attempts on your website.
One method is by using JavaScript which disables copy-paste for your whole website and the other one uses CSS, which can also be used to enable copy-paste for some part of your posts.
Another one is by disabling mouse right click and disabling copy paste using jQuery.