Why would you want to encrypt the HTML anyway?

Nice.. I might consider using this especially with some sites I have my own design.
Don't you just hate it when you have worked ages on a design and in the end it just looks like some profesional made it, only to find out that someone has stole the images and html etc..

Great job on finding this out mate.. Also Is there some kind of script to hide your images if people try to copy them onto their pc or download them or whatever.. because as above i have made some images that i have worked ages on then i see some people have stole them.

Once again, thanks for this. I'll try to make it more plain if i can by removing the javascript incase some of my visitors do have javascript disabled. Very unlikely in my opinion though.

-HellFire

I have hard time understanding what HTML code would be so amazing that it needs to be encrypted. Surely it's a shame when a design that you've spent a lot of effort to do gets stolen but I don't think it can be prevented by encrypting the code. It's the ideas and the design that gets stolen not the code, although stealing the code makes the job possible for an idiot.

Images on the other hand would be nice to get protected. People steal images from webpages contantly and shamelessly use them on their websites. And some don't even seem to care if they get caught. For example I've used my self made animated gifs as avatars on some discussion forums. Now the animations weren't anyhting amazing and I didn't really mind that much but some people fromt he very same forums copied and used my avatar. Without asking.

Although you can make it difficult to see the page source, it is IMPOSSIBLE to hide it. There is absolutle no way to totally hide your source. The webbrowser needs to see your source in order to parse it. No sorce = blank page. There really is not much of a reasong to hide your source. If your afraid of hotlinkers a norightclick will keep the average user away, and a php md5 hash or htaccess will make it impossible.