Hide WordPress Theme Name And Directories From The Source Code - Hide WordPress Plugins Too

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You can hide WordPress theme name and directories and hide WordPress plugins pretty easily using a single plugin. This plugin creates rewrite rules for all the areas you specify in the settings. When you apply all the settings like I show you in this video, it will be a challenge for anyone to identify your site as a WordPress site.
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[@wplearninglab]

If you enjoyed this video don't forget to the like it and subscribe! Then check out this Elementor playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLlgSvQqMfii5r4CMfilyiM0h7BltUnT7q

[@caloo95]

Hi there, is there any way to completely hide a plugin such as elementor?

[@kcbme345]

Hi there, is there any way to completely hide a plugin such as Elementor that is still popping up in many lines of the source page?

[@abdullahalismail5046]

Thank you !

[@wplearninglab]

You’re welcome, thanks for watching!

[@marketingsharma2220]

@@wplearninglab You told at the end of the video time: 16.02 that Hide my WP By NSP Code plugin is doing something else then the intended purose also. Do you think they are hacking, or stealing data secretly? This will be a rocket news on your channel if u can disclose? Thanks.

[@Techsupontechs]

Thanks Bjorn for your efforts, I have learnt a lot from you in most of your videos. Do you know a way to hide the name of a plugin completely?, because I can still see Elementor and names of other plugins from the source search. do you know of a plugin that can change that?. Thanks again.

[@wplearninglab]

Unfortunately Elementor uses so many references through a site that it's nearly impossible to hid it's use by renaming the files. Your best bet would be hide the source code. Some things you can look into are Ioncube, Zend and this post on StackOverflow: stackoverflow.com/questions/25228476/how-to-hide-the-source-code-of-a-html-page I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!

[@neilyantoofficial]

Can't hide the plugins and show all the plugins in developer tools

[@dmdstar]

Great tutorial. Going to give this a try for some additional security layers.

[@KrisnalAlfaroWordpressDesigner]

Hello! Great video! but I have a doubt ... What about the updates of the theme or plugins? No conflicts?

[@BallackWhite]

@Krisnal Alfaro I sure would like to know this too. Let's see if he replies.

[@denisacelaj]

@@BallackWhite have you try it?

[@sid2677]

Does it affect the performance and seo of the site ?

[@AlanHouser]

Very cool! I would assume you would want to do this BEFORE anything else, ya? (Especially if you're using hard-links on assets)... Also- if I do all of this on one install, and want to package the site for another host, is there any likelihood that things will blow-up?

[@honeybem25]

Will this affect the SEO performance of a site when google crawls your site?

[@hilariousgirlgaming6145]

nope

[@danielaraujo2605]

Hi, I really liked your video, and that's why I subscribed to your channel! I have two questions A) Even after following your step by step if you type in the source code of the page the word Wordpress appears texts with the name wordpress, how to remove? B) Is it possible to restrict to not being able to make a copy of my entire site? Using for example the command Wget? I would like to know more about that. Thank you!

[@Aflorarte]

Hi Bjorn!, First off, thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial, as usual!! Now, here I have got the problem that with the plugin installed some Elementor sections disappear and they are back again once the plugin gets deactivated. This error shows up in every device. Also, only at some devices, the header is gone and again, it is back again once the plugin is deactivated. Can you possibly help me identify the reason and how to fix the issue? Thanks again!

[@AndyDOHD1]

This is so cool. Love watching your posted videos. Just wondered do you have anything on sourcing, installing and using SSL? My host doesn't supply them themselves but will source and install for £120 + VAT. I'm sure I must be able to get it somewhere cheaper. They say they will install any I provide and supply a dedicated IP for £50 +VAT. I have a number of clients with the host but they aren't all WP.

[@saullesperance2964]

Hello Bjorn, Thank you for all these great videos. They are very informative and helpful. 1. Could you use WP Hide & Security Enhancer on a website that has already been customized without a child theme to Hide WordPress Directories, WordPress Plugins, and so on? 2.If not is there any other option(s)? Thank you

[@janicetri3668]

To really create a nightmate for people wanting to snoop on your code, just change every directory name to "a" or "1". Makes it nigh on impossible to read your code when used with the other settings. HOWEVER the biggest issue is that if you don't mask the ability to read those files, someone can merely click them and read the files contents anyway. Would make far more sense for Wordpress to pull their fingers out and allow obfuscation / encryption of source code so you get a garbled mess trying to read it.

[@DanZL1]

What happens when we get an update? Do we have to deactivate this plug in before updates and reactivate? Also read the comment on site crash, is that common with this plugin and WP?

[@vx-petia]

This was a great video! Thank you so much! I do have one question. If we are making many sites, would you recommend using different path names on every site? For example, if one website's new theme path is 'extra_new_theme_path,' can another website I'm working on be the same, or should it be different?

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Petia, Good question. I would say keep it simple and use the same paths on all your sites. I hope that helps and thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any further questions :)

[@vx-petia]

@@wplearninglab Awesome! Thanks so much!

[@wpuymac]

In that case could the plug-in settings be exported from one and imported to another?

[@BallackWhite]

Wouldn't this plugin break plugin/theme updates? i.e. if I change the plugin/theme path/names etc will the update happen smoothly or not? I assume it will not. Am I right?

[@joysandsorrows3706]

Great tutorial however I can't remove the wp-admin links when I look at my source code. Looked everywhere in the plugin but can't work it out - can you help please?

[@snarskismedia]

Hi, thank you for this plug in! Do you know how to change all that information from Chrome extension Whatruns?

[@MS-ws5en]

Thanks a lot for this great tutorial. I did exactly like that, but I can still see Elementor, and Woocommerce on pages source. is there a way to hide that?

[@W-ibrahim_Basha]

Great tutorial as always ,,, I thought the plugin would break my site but fortunately it didn't. :)

[@enriquem.1129]

Hi Björn, thanks for this video it's super helpful. I was wondering if doing this will affect future themes updates or plugin updates?

[@TheAdhan]

Im wondering too, and i search every single comment about themes or plugin updating, there no one answer the question. And maybe we must try and error. For test this plugin

[@rgstieg]

I would think you would have to change the theme name back and then do a manual update of the theme, then rename it again. However, I suspect there's a bigger problem. Most hosting companies these days will automatically update WordPress sites to the latest version automatically. When this occurs, you'll probably be notified (hopefully in advance), but then it's up to you to recognize the issue and update the theme manually yourself because hosting companies will not update your theme. Same thing for plugins. Otherwise you will likely eventually see problems crop up because of incompatibilities between the versions of WordPress, your theme, and plugins you're using. And of course, the longer you go between updates the more likely your site will become vulnerable to attacks. There are applications and services available to keep everything on your site updated, like iThemes Sync, but I don't believe they would work if you re-name the theme or plugins.

[@gireeshkottayam9972]

any option to replace the "wordpress" suffix from browser tab in admin panel ? also rename the plugin name in browser tab ?

[@zapofertasnet2205]

Hi, this plugin does not to work in the site wpthemedetector.com . Take a look

[@wplearninglab]

I'll check it out as soon as I can.

[@JohnT-GNM]

great video Bjorn, I continued on from where you left off, but still sse numerous references to wp and elementor such as

[@ecommerce-savvy]

Hi! Im new at hiding themes for the sites I make. I just relaunched my site and REALLY want to try this plugin and use it just to change/hide the theme only...Im afraid it will break my site and it took me all month to get it up!! What are the risks in changing JUST the theme name to hide the theme? Thanks

[@owentheoutlaw_]

does this affect your site seo?

[@siddharthkrishna7414]

am getting error like : Rewrite test failed! The wp_remote_get() returns a 403 error code:Forbidden A custom rewrite line has been inserted into your rewrite file for testing, the Test URL expected to return a JSON response (contains a name and description) The server instead replied a 403 error with the message Forbidden You need to get in touch with your server support for a fix, the rewrite engine is either disabled for your account or their internal set-up does not allow such rewrites.

[@majicediting7514]

do you think its possible to hide video and content from being downloaded with a plugin

[@entrebits]

Excellent video, very well explained. You have solved many things for me. thank you 10 points for you

[@wplearninglab]

Thanks for the 10 points Freddy and thanks for watching!

[@woww_factory]

Theme and plugin Hide, But many Theme Detector Show "WordPress detected, but the specific theme details could not be determined. It is probably using a customized or proprietary theme."

[@buruhora5813]

Hi thanks You very much for shareing this information.... I have a massive attack to my blog... y I ve changed my admin url. But when I write the old url it redirect to the new admin. How can i solved__

[@masbroyoendar5353]

If if on localhost this plugin can work? Yesterday I tried on localhost, it can't work yet ... Thank you, greetings from Indonesia ... :)

[@stuart_gill]

@WordPress Tutorials - WPLearningLab Interesting video, thanks for the info. One question though, I looked at the website of someone I know, just to see what the whatwpthemeisthat.com page would show. It came up with "Access denied to the site. Does the site require a password or perhaps it has a firewall in place?". It does show everything in wpthemedetector.com

[@JohnTsibidis]

Hi! Of course the htaccess wouldn't work alone, how would the html output of the application would change via some rules on the .htaccess...?

[@JAZEONTV]

Does Cloudflare have the capability to do these stuff? I'm trying to find any service provider that could do this without using any plugin for the safety of breaking the theme or site itself.

[@davidsots558]

Very useful plugin and tutorial! You are my best guider for wordpress!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can you make a comprehensive tutorial about how to add filters in wordpress site? There is a plugin but I don't know how to use it. Thanks!

[@wplearninglab]

Thanks David! Do you mean filters for seaech? Can you post link to the plugin?

[@davidsots558]

It calls "search and filter" and a demo is here: demo.designsandcode.com/sfpro-movie-reviews/

[@raphaelgabrielmanampan1901]

Hi how about with many subdomain how to apply this? thanks

[@ZakirHussain-iu5ch]

Hi possible to change plugin name? When I change the word 'woocommerce' the woocommerce product filter break does work, so I was wondering If change the plugin name might work

[@ryankarto5679]

But if you change the urls would a site that is already build go broke with changing the path to the maps?

[@alvarez958]

Hello did your finally find deleting the plugin an just copy and pasting ?! thanks

[@DidacticEditions]

I'm stuck at Public_HTML. Can't find HT Access anywhere...Is this a stupid question?

[@W-ibrahim_Basha]

One question , I tried to edit something in the CSS code but I couldn't show the real class's name even after I deactivated the plugin the classes kept hidden. How can I show them?

[@andrewdowniephd]

Hi Bjorn, just browsing a few older tutorials and wondered whether this is still a strategy you'd recommend?

[@tldw8354]

I'm not bjorn, but I wouldn't recomend it and never did. Instead try not to bloat your wp with multipurpose themes and bloatet large plugins, make updates every week, and set the right file and folder permissions to the wp folders. only use reliable plugins (that get updates often and are used by a lot of ppl) and delete old ones that are not used anymore. make backups on reg. basis (rec.: UpdrafPlus Backup) and TEST the backups at least once a year on a staging environment. and dont try to secure your site by plugging in even more security plugins. take a good host like kinsta or several other similar good ones. scan your files from time to time if you are paranoic. and finaly: put some effort into deciding what plugin is a mess and what is small and allmost perfect for your purpose (or if it even needs a plugin). one last tip: get in contact to a good developer, so you have someone if something got messed up.

[@losbrowndogs]

@@tldw8354 great comment. It is a pain that so many tutorials related to wordpress are rooted in downloading plugins. I never want to download plugins if they aren't needed. I haven't making sites very long but the first thing I learned is don't bloat your site with unneeded plugins.

[@DestructiveBurn]

Sites like that cannot access my website. Access denied to ....... Does the site require a password or perhaps it has a firewall in place?

[@carolwairimu1682]

Is this plugin compatible with iThemes Security? Also I heard you can use it to prevent SQL injections. Can you do a tutorial on that?

[@giorelee]

hi, may i know how about the SEO URL path on google still showing ...wp-content/uploads/image-01.gif or our custom new URL ? .../js-content/img/image-01.gif ?

[@haritha_rathnayake]

Thank you

[@wplearninglab]

You’re welcome, thanks for watching!

[@mahameru5065]

i have installed this latest plugin (ver 3.3). it worked well in chrome browser, but not for the others (mozilla, opera). any solution for this?

[@MegaFiredon]

I follow all of your steps and still my WP info is showing im attempting to hide the fact that i'm using WP any suggestion?

[@bijayshrestha5820]

Nice one..but wappalyzer still show that my site is build with wordpress..Any idea to hide it

[@wplearninglab]

It must be picking up on something they hadn't been altered yet, if it's really sophisticated, it's going to checking to see if the Lynn page exists. I'll have to look into it.

[@linda_sue]

@@wplearninglab What is the Lynn page mentioned in your reply?

[@savvas_nicolaou]

what about if you automatically update the theme afterwards? all changes will stay?

[@pellekarlsson152]

Great video! does it work with iThemes Security plugin?

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Pelle, it should work with iThemes as long as you don't have similar functions in iThemes turned on. I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching!

[@caloo95]

Hi there. This plugin breaks my site, I've tried several times to uninstall & reinstall whilst also disabling all non-essential plugins. Is there another plugin with similar capabilities. Kind Regards

[@ishfaqwani5053]

Sir.. Kindly help me.. I am facing problem while using this plugin.. I did exactly as you directed in vedio but still my theme name and plugins are stil visible to all.. Kingly help

[@vitillucas]

you save my job thank you men

[@wplearninglab]

I’m happy I could help Vitor!

[@leebarnes9486]

you always do a search in your videos but have yet to explain how you are able to pull up this search bar!!! Where and how do you get to this search bar?

[@wplearninglab]

Hey Lee, do you mean a search for plugins? That's the only search I can think of that I do in lots of videos.

[@leebarnes9486]

@@wplearninglab hi I figured it out. it was command f. I didn't know how you were pulling up the search bar in view page source.

[@SuperRakshitjain]

Your videos are really valuable.

[@wplearninglab]

Thanks Rakshit and thanks for watching!

[@optimusprime699]

I am trying to hide elementor from people, after following the video and changing the name in the plugin section, this still shows when i inspect the source code, any idea how i can change it so people can not see elementor? Skip Close

[@therenierferreira]

AWESOME! That's all I have to say!

[@wplearninglab]

Thanks Renier and thanks for watching!

[@deepjyotibaishya7576]

and one more question if i do then my website speed decrease or same speed

[@NewageLu]

This plugin crashed my WP site

[@ngreat4390]

😰😰😰 hope you backed up before...

[@satishthakur1767]

Is it possible to hide elementor classes in html ?

[@alessandroloayzaperez2193]

x2

[@WahjoeGunawan]

wow ... opening my brain ! Thank you so much...

[@dianamcdowell7933]

When I followed your cpanel instructions I cannot locate the htaccess file. When I search for the file I can find and open it, but can't find it so I can right click and copy. I have a folder that is titled 'access log' but it is empty. So now I feel confused. :(

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Diana, By default the .htaccess is a hidden file. In some hosts, in the file manager there may be a 'settings' link where you can choose to show hidden files. Check that option if it's there. In other hosts when you click on the file manager a box pops up asking what directory you want to open. There may be a show hidden files option in that box. Check that option if it's there. If neither of those are true please contact your hosts support to find out how to show hidden files. I hope that helps and thanks for watching!

[@huda9368]

I followed all the steps but, It still shows the WordPress theme detected When searched from sites, and out of 32 plugins 2 of them were still displaying ( W3 Total cache and omp font I want)

[@shauryavolvotkar4915]

it is hiding my theme but not the plugins and if i type wordpress it comes up in my search, i dont think it is hiding anything.. any help??

[@jamjarchef]

great help, how can i hide yoast in header?

[@BerikbolKhatpa]

Hi there so, we can upgrade any plugins later

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Berikbol, Yes you can. This plugin changes the paths and names when the source code is rendered. It won't affect functionality of updating. I hope that helps and thanks for watching!

[@BerikbolKhatpa]

@@wplearninglab thank you. good luck

[@craigbeaman9264]

Great video, Bjorn. The plugin is an interesting concept. A couple of questions come to mind: Can you think of a reason to not use it? Could it break anything on the site or cause issues installing themes/plugins/etc.? What about when twentyseventeen, twentysixteen, kubrick (LOL!) themes, etc are updated? Thanks in advance!

[@savitririshma]

what is the answer? did you already use this plugin 2y ago?? is this safe for the updated themes?

[@denisacelaj]

@@savitririshma any feedback? have you try it?

[@davidsullivan8236]

many thanks

[@AnthonyDeCrescenzo]

Super duper. NO… Super AWESOME. 👈

[@wplearninglab]

😂 haha, super awesome is a legitimate adjective in my books :) Thanks for watching Anthony!

[@hydro58]

Simply doesn't work for my WP sites. Followed your tutorial to a T but different results. Theme name shows all throughout.

[@collycast9653]

at 5:53 you say the css is blocked from FE users how is that done?

[@eve-neigefrome110]

Thanks for this, it works well! However, whenever one clicks on a downloadable file, it opens in a new window with WordPress favicon... not very subtle. Is there a way to get rid of that favicon?

[@hilariousgirlgaming6145]

customize theme code or from backened

[@web_mini]

How do find hide WordPress template?

[@victoradrial6469]

bello el complemento pero me tiro el sitio web..

[@deadwave]

superduper new favorite word!

[@SheikhSREmon]

hi...how can change theme name from my site??

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Sojol, The theme name that appears in Appearance > Themes is set in the main stylesheet of the website. You can find it in the theme's directory and the name of the theme is right at the top of the file. I hope that helps and thanks for watching!

[@RJ-dz1hu]

Cool thank you this was great info

[@wplearninglab]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@sumonraaj2646]

wow! great tutorial to hide my theme and details. I am a front end developer. Now my question is that how can I find the hidden theme? please tell me the way. It's important to know. can you please tell me the way? 'whatwpthemeisthat' is not working for that site. and there is no 'style.css' file in view page source. what can I do in that situation?

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Sumon, The truth is always in the source code, even if it's well hidden in the source code. Sometimes, the only way to find out what the theme is is to look through all the folders and view the code in the files to try to find hints about the theme. Sometimes developers will use function names with the theme name in them or leave comments in the code referencing the theme. Things like that can't be hidden without rewriting the code, but they can be hard to find. And, after a lot of digging, you may come to find the website was not built with WordPress... I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!

[@sumonraaj2646]

@@wplearninglab Thank you so much for your quick response! And please make more tutorial for elemetor. I just love your tutorial.

[@yogi_samrat]

I am not expert but i think most of the problem can solve from this 2 method 1- after watching this video method follow them 2- disable the right click on website.

[@theman7050]

Uve earned a subscriber, mate

[@PhilDonaldson]

Do I need this if I'm using a security plugin like Wordfence?

[@lewyathan]

yes, this plugin is using a technique called security through obscurity, which consists on bluffing the rookie (most) hackers away. As for plugins like Wordfence, they add layers of security against hack techniques such as XSS, CSRF, DDOS, Brute Force and such. I think using both plugins simultaneously is very efficient in terms of security.

[@lynstone7876]

i tried it and it doesn't work. The whole sites just looks like rich text?

[@GinaAnagnostopoulou]

Super Awesome!!!

[@wplearninglab]

Super awesome is how we do. Thanks for watching Gina!

[@deepjyotibaishya7576]

sir, if i update theme or plugin , it can override original names or not

[@unknownman1]

always use child theme

[@wplearninglab]

Good advice!

[@unknownman1]

@@wplearninglab thanks

[@sixmabona]

Does this affect the REST API?

[@wplearninglab]

It shouldn't affect the REST API.

[@ronnieljavier599]

Hi Man, thanks for this. Does this help secure your site from hacking? Thanks

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Ronniel, it doesn't 'harden' the site from hacking but it does hide everything. These days most hacking is done by automated bots. They identify your site as WordPress, then look for vulnerable files. This plugin will be able to help slow down or stop those attacks from happenong, depending on how well you hide plugins and files using the settings. Or hacker bots try to brute force attack your login page. You can use this plugin to move your login page to a different url that bots will have a hard time finding: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmjUqYamqb-cnJI I hope that helps and thanks for watching!

[@ericgarcia1912]

Great tutorial

[@binits3]

Not only in wappalyzer , it can detect the entire website on wpthemedetector as well :(

[@postingday5996]

Do you offer paid services to do all of this?.

[@wplearninglab]

I don't at the moment, there hasn't been enough interest yet. Thanks for asking!

[@asfvb5965]

@@wplearninglab Hi, within the Inspect Element, you can still see the "WP" throughout the code. How do I hide / remove WP, and anything that contains wordpress throughout the source code completely?

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Tim, You should be able to keep on tweaking the settings of this plugin to remove them all. The other option you have is encrypting your source code using IonCube or a similar service. IonCube is premium-only, but it'll encrypt your source code and inaccessible to the public. I hope that helps :) Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!

[@postingday8786]

@@wplearninglab so disappointed. Thank you

[@Joonudschi]

Ok, I hid my theme. Fine. What happens when my theme has a new version, what happens with the update? It's hard for me to imagine that it works automatically. Please answer to this. Thanks.

[@wplearninglab]

Hey Juan, the updates won't affect your hiding work because the URLs are changed in the htaccess file. The only time you'll have to change something in your set up is when the theme developer changes the URLs for the themes resources, which is pretty rare. I hope that helps, let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!

[@Joonudschi]

@@wplearninglab Thanks for clarifying this.

[@JohnT-GNM]

I have installed this plugin and set it up as directed in your video - prior to this my site had been hacked a couple of times - and it has now been hacked again !! The hacker is modifying core WP files in some manner. Resetting the core files removes the hack - but not permanently - is there any way to secure the core files with this or another plugin ? Also using free version of iThemes

[@wplearninglab]

Hi John, This plugin doesn't secure the core files. It sounds to me like the hacker left a 'back door' somewhere in your hosting account. That back door is a file or multiple files outside of your core files. When the core files are reset, the back door just infects them again. You can often find these files in the uploads folder or in the root of the site. Unless you can find the files and remove them, the only way to secure the core files is to change the permissions on your files to "read only". I have this permissions tutorial that should help you with that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmXNf4aQqbqdp7M It's not the ideal way to go, but it's worked for me in the past. The ideal way to sifting through all your files and find the back door. Some host's are very helpful and they'll scan all your files using their server tools. Then give you a log of which ones they think are infected. Some hosts do that for free, others will try to charge your for it. Also, the Sucuri Site Check may help you find files: sitecheck.sucuri.net/ You can run a free scan with them. I hope that helps. Let me know how it goes!

[@JohnT-GNM]

@@wplearninglab thanks Bjorn, I appreciate the followup here - super busy - will implement and see what happens. On another note I ordered this and did not receive it [Order #13185] (June 5, 2019)

[@JohnT-GNM]

Have just set file permissions to 555 - will this have any effect on my ability to work with the site ? Will see if this solves the problem have also scanned the site with Sucuri - no problems found - thank you again for your input and guidance

[@wplearninglab]

Hey John, I checked the site and everything looks in order. When you signed up you were promoted to create a username and password. Have you tried logging into the site with those credentials? I can look up your username only. If you're having trouble with your password you can reset it on the login page or I can reset for you.

[@JohnT-GNM]

@@wplearninglab Hi, thank you for this info Bjorn. I'm still playing games with this hacker. I've implemented all of your sugestions (specificaly I removed write permissions on these files; wordpress, wp-admin, wp-content, wp-includes), Interesting - the hacker appears to have retored the write permissions ! I also deactivated all plugins - the next day they were all reactivated, and of course the hack returned. I hate giving up - but I'm at the point of resetting the site and rebuilding from scratch implementing your suggestions. What do you think ?

[@michaeljoseph1837]

Hello I do watch your tutorial very helpfull, but do you know that the website detials are still 80% accessible easily,.... visit builtwith.com, or use google inspect and on console select sources you will see all the plugins.... how can that be hiden.

[@alich259]

Hi, i How can change wordpress name and wordpress icon on wordpress engin website in "wappylizer"

[@tayyabmushtaq3243]

Follow all the steps but code is still showing same

[@sarkariwall5043]

not working

[@vaheedmohammad9243]

How to hide domain name in web source code?

[@wplearninglab]

Hi Vaheed, I don’t see that being possible. When someone visits your site the domain name is visible is in the browser’s address bar. Wouldn’t that defeat the purpose of hiding it in the source code?

[@getrece_]

Works "well" thx, but elementor still appearing

[@snarskismedia]

Thank you!!!

[@lakshmanbiswas6251]

thank sir