WordPress Plugin: Frame Buster
Frame Buster places some JavaScript in the heading of all pages which will prevent your site from appearing in someone else’s frame. I think the biggest offender of framing other people’s websites is about.com.
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Frame Buster places some JavaScript in the heading of all pages which will prevent your site from appearing in someone else’s frame. I think the biggest offender of framing other people’s websites is about.com.
What about blogexplosion.com and blogclicker.com browsing? Will that be affected?
I don’t know for sure but this is what the plugin is used for. To keep sites like these from framing your blog.
Does it just stop the page from rendering or does it automaticly redirect to your blog (no frame)?
I haven’t used this particular plugin but I have used frame buster JavaScript before and yes, when the framing site sends someone to your site, the JavaScript removes the offending sites frame.