I am afraid there’s no way to do it via CSS only, AFAIK . You are better off with a JavaScript solution.

Hi Chathu,
Yes, this method is better than using JS especially because it does not have the overhead of running JS functions, etc.

Here are the answers for your questions:
1. Addition of this code will not have any effect on SEO. Disabling text selection is for the users, not for search engines. The text and all of the contents of the page can be disabled for search engines (if you want) by using the following meta tag within the head tag of the webpage:
META NAME=”ROBOTS” CONTENT=”NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW”

2. This won’t work on previous versions of IE. That said, I believe it should work IE8+. I don’t think IE7 supports CSS3, so you might want to check it. IE6? Forget it!

3. Put the code in your stylesheet. You might be using it already. Just look for a file that ends in .css and included in the page that you are running & add it in that stylesheet.

4. Possibly. You might want to Google that for more info.

Hope that helps.

I’m not familiar with jQuery, CSS etc. I have blogger platform blog. I have four question.

1). If we added this code is it affect the SEO of our blogs? Can search engine read our blog post text without any issue?

2). This method work on all the web browsers? I only tested Firefox and IE (next I’m going to test it chrome).

3). We need to put this code?

Try selecting all this text. You will see that all of it is unselectable.

If so where?

4). Are there any way to easy disable this code to our reader, like java scripts?

Thanks!

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