DRM Rich Text (protected content)
A rich text block with copy protection — discourages casual copying of premium content.
The protected sibling of the Rich Text block: same editing experience, but with anti-copy guards for content you'd rather not see lifted — premium articles, paid lesson texts, member-only material.
How to trigger it
- "add protected content", "premium text block"
- The DRM Rich Text entry in the
/slash menu
What the protection does
On the published site, the block:
- Blocks selecting and copying — text in the block can't be highlighted, and copy or cut does nothing
- Blocks the right-click menu and dragging inside the block
- Hides itself when the page is printed, and blocks the print shortcut (Ctrl/Cmd+P)
- Blocks the shortcuts for saving the page, viewing its source and opening developer tools while a protected block is on the page
- Content is loaded separately, not baked into the page source
What it honestly doesn't do
This is a deterrent, not encryption. A determined visitor can still read the text on screen, take screenshots, or dig it out with technical tools. Think of it as a "please don't copy" that stops casual copying — not a security system.
Tip
For real access control — content only members can see at all — pair it with a members area on a Dedicated Cloud: "build a members-only page with protected lesson content, backed by a real database".
Editing
Exactly like Rich Text: double-click, format, click away to save. The guards apply to your visitors, not to you.
You can drop global variables into the text as {{key}}
pills; they're filled in on the live site. Several protected blocks can sit on one page.
A built-in use
Legal pages ship their text in this kind of block — that's why their content is double-click editable.