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wL Email Encrypter scans pages, articles, comments or RSS feeds for email addresses and encrypts them using JavaScript or replacing the <code>@</code> signs with your own text like <code>[at]</code>. This allows bots and other email-collectors do not recognize and save the emails.
A visitor who has not activated JavaScript, gets displayed a userdefined message about it.
If an user is logged in, the emails won’t be encrypted.
The protect method can be set separately for posts, comments and rss feeds. For example, RSS Feeds should not include JavaScript, so there should prefer the <code>@</code> sign to be replaced.
wL Email Encrypter also recognizes with <code>mailto:</code> email addresses linked with subject information and others, and protect this information also.
There is a meta box for page-specific settings in the administration, in which a specific protection can be selected or disabled.
Take a look at the screenshots to find out more.

wL Email Encrypter

This plugin encrypted e-mail addresses to protect and hide them from bots and harvesters.

David Gregg

CCS-HTTPS is a simple plugin that allows you to identify which pages should have HTTPS enforced. All other pages will have HTTP enforced. 
This plug-in will not interfere with or override any of the built-in WordPress options related to forcing HTTPS for the login and admin pages.

CCS-HTTPS

A simple plugin that allows you to identify which pages should have HTTPS enforced. All other pages will have HTTP enforced.

wL Email Encrypter vs CCS-HTTPS