Client side security is just a smokescreen. It will prevent inexperienced people from saving the images or messing with the HTML, but one can easily disable this with a single line of injected javascript. You can mess with the HTML even without this line of JS, using Chrome Inspector.
Your security should be on your server-side. Client side security should be in the form of CSRF/clickjacking preventions. Not in the form of "making the source code difficult to mess with". Because it always can be messed with.
If you really want to do it then go to Laborator > Theme Options > Footer > JavaScript and Tracking Code by pasting the code below in the first text area:
How and where do I set this theme to prohibit downloading of the images I am using on the site?
Hi Tnsuttles,
Client side security is just a smokescreen. It will prevent inexperienced people from saving the images or messing with the HTML, but one can easily disable this with a single line of injected javascript. You can mess with the HTML even without this line of JS, using Chrome Inspector.
Your security should be on your server-side. Client side security should be in the form of CSRF/clickjacking preventions. Not in the form of "making the source code difficult to mess with". Because it always can be messed with.
If you really want to do it then go to Laborator > Theme Options > Footer > JavaScript and Tracking Code by pasting the code below in the first text area:
document.addEventListener('contextmenu', event => event.preventDefault());Best regards,
Laborator Team