Katsura

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  • Thread Starter Katsura

    (@katsura)

    Thanks for replying.

    Yes, I did manage to figure it out (with help from the theme developer too) and your right it did involve blockquote. It required the combination of three changes which I’ve detailed below:

    .home .hreview p:last-child {display:none;}
    .home blockquote { padding: 10px 20px 0 45px; }
    .home blockquote.description { margin-bottom: 0; }

    Thread Starter Katsura

    (@katsura)

    I’m guessing from you indirect response that the plugins don’t function as desired.

    I’m VERY familiar with watermarks. Watermarks are suitable when providing a portfolio of a shoot to a client but are inappropriate for website general gallery/viewing purposes.

    Thread Starter Katsura

    (@katsura)

    All I want to do is prevent readers from right clicking and copying images, being a professional photographer it is imperative to protect my images. I want to do so in a way that means I don’t have to keep on changing code every time I upgrade the Theme version.

    I read link Re: Header-footer plugins, will this do what I want?
    If so is there a particular one you;d recommend?

    FYI – I’m using the Karma theme.

    Thread Starter Katsura

    (@katsura)

    Ok – that’s where I’d got to – I’ve taken a copy of the header.php file and then changed script in the Child header.php file as follows:

    Replace
    <body <?php body_class(); ?>>

    with
    <body onload=”;init_start(); ” id=”bodytag” class=”bodyContent” oncontextmenu=”return false;” <?php body_class(); ?>>

    I may be wrong but i think that protects the parent header.php but means I’d still have to repeat that process of copying and editing the child theme file every time I upgrade the theme right?

    I am happy to try and use a js.file if this possible a better way.
    I’ve no idea how to do this.

    sorry – I don’t know what a paste bin is.

    Thread Starter Katsura

    (@katsura)

    Ok.

    It may help if I explain why I’m wanting to do this.
    I need to prevent right click (copy image) on my site, I’ve been provided a piece of script which I can change in the header.php file (which works).

    I’ve been advised to use a child theme to make changes :
    a) so I don’t break the master file
    b) so the script changes aren’t overwritten when I upgrade the theme etc

    If there are other, safer, easier ways to do this then I’m all ears.

    Thread Starter Katsura

    (@katsura)

    I have already read these help references. Like I say, I’ve successfully created a copy of header.php in the child theme and edited that but I was hoping to use the @import functionality in a similar way to the style.css methodology.

    Can anyone advise if this is possible and if so how?

    Thread Starter Katsura

    (@katsura)

    I’ve tried using Firebug but couldn’t figure it out.

    Here’s a link to the site/page…

    https://www.genesisphotography.com.au/

    The homepage has a ‘jQuery 2’ Slider which transitions through selected Posts.

    I’ve also created a stand alone Post if that helps…

    https://www.genesisphotography.com.au/test-post

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