Versipellis

Adam, does that make an actual selectable option in the back end? The code I gave allows you to use both wpsc_product_addon_after_descr OR wpsc_theme_footer, so you can still use wpsc_product_addon_after_descr as an actual option. Which means you’re not hard coding a change but simply adding another option.

Open up the plugin file, and find this line:

$place_array = array('wpsc_product_before_description', 'wpsc_product_addons', 'wpsc_product_addon_after_descr');

change it to this:

$place_array = array('wpsc_product_before_description', 'wpsc_product_addons', 'wpsc_product_addon_after_descr', 'wpsc_theme_footer');

Save the file.

Go into the plugin options, and select wpsc_theme_footer in the options where you have the other three.

This will place the related items at the very bottom of your wpsc theme.

Hi,

I’m using the same plugin and have altered it slightly to use wpsc_theme_footer as a placement but I’m also unable to show it solely on the single product page. Any update?

Thanks,

Versipellis.

You can do this easily with a simple div.

Or you can use dreamweaver to do it for you using javascript as well, this allows you to do hover over navigations as well if you don’t know how to code one from scratch.

Alternatively you could attempt to contact google, inform them of what the site is doing. Google deletes websites all the time. Or contact their host provider and inform them of the stealing, they may or may not do anything about it, but most companies to not like that kind of thing being related to them.

No other site will have blocked source code, as far as I know if you block source you’re site may as well not exist.

You can make a template for each page in your theme. You can even have a different header and footer for each page. If you copy and paste the three files then rename them, eg. header-new.php, new.php, footer-new.php you can then make the new.php call the different header and footer then use CSS to make the pages look completely different ??

If you look through the wordpress documentation you can find more details.

Versi

Get a wamp server for testing ?? it allows full php without the need for a live server, its free to download and is very handy.

I use

<?php
 $postslist = get_posts('numberposts=5&order=DESC&orderby=date');
 foreach ($postslist as $post) :
    setup_postdata($post);
 ?>
 <div>
 <h2><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a>  </h2>
 <?php the_excerpt(); ?>
 </div>
 <?php endforeach; ?>

to show excerps on my custom homepage template. I don’t know if this will be useable for you but it shows title and excerpt.

Have you got that image stored anywhere else? ie. is it hard-coded anywhere? is it on your home-page as that image?

If you don’t find one you like in wordpress’ list talk to someone about a custom one.

As far as I know from all my time on the net, and having looked around again after you’re query to make certain. You cannot hide your source code.

On another note preventing right-click and highlighting can make legitimate users suffer on your site. Its generally counted as a bit silly. I see your problem however, if they keep taking your posts word for word, there is not much you can do as plagiarism on the net isn’t overlly controllable.

Alternatively you could write your text into an image, and post the image up. It would be a bit large, but with no right click they may not be smart enough to get the image.

Ok I’m guessing you’re using 3 images to make 1 single image on a page then? (as in if you comment-out one of those lines part of the main image disappears?)

How do you code the images, or did you use a free theme?

If you want a banner that links to another page just take the banner image and around the <img src="" /> tag put in a <a href="location-to-go-to"> </a>

for example:

<a href="https://www.site.com/page"><img src="images/image.jpg"></a>

Thats a lot easier than using a div.

Thanks very much will look into this one.

I couldn’t remember the name of the one I’d looked at before ??