Many thanks. I had edited footer.php in the theme and removed the call to wp_footer. Re-instating that has fixed it.

The first thing to check would be if you have a file in your theme called footer.php, then it should have this line in it <?php do_action('wp_footer'); ?>

If that isn’t the problem, here is some more information:

I’m not sure what changes you needed to make to your WordPress code/themes to make it “embed in a page”, but I suspect that is related to the problem. (I suspect you only needed to make theme changes, and not code changes.)

WordPress has the concept of a footer (“wp_footer”) at the bottom of each page. EmailShroud registers itself with the wp_footer action, so when the footer is generated, EmailShroud can include some JavaScript code there.

This code does not appear on your web-site, effectively making it look like JavaScript is disabled.

Please make sure your theme/code changes doesn’t interfere with the normal wp_footer process.

The blog is embedded in a page to make it fit the look of the site, perhaps something there making it think js is disabled? Any chance you could have a look please?

your plugin is no longer available at WordPress official plugin repository

Thanks for the warning. I have applied for it to be registered.

The purpose of this hack is to manually override the use of EmailShroud on an individual post or page.

You need to insert the following code into your WordPress theme.

<?php if (get_post_meta($post->ID,"sto_emailShroud",true)=="off"):
    remove_filter('the_content', 'sto_emailShroud_mainFilter', 55);
    remove_filter('get_the_excerpt', 'sto_emailShroud_mainFilter',9);
    remove_filter('the_excerpt_rss', 'sto_emailShroud_mainFilter',55);
endif; ?>

Where does the code go? Well, it has to be in “the loop”, which normally means after a line that looks like this:

<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

It has to go before call to the_content or the_excerpt. Why not put it immediately after the loop starts, to be sure?

Then you need to mark the particular page or post that you want to protect. Edit the post, and look for the Custom Fields near the bottom of the page. Add a new custom field with the key sto_emailShroud and the value off. Both of these are case-sensitive.

This has been hastily tested, on one machine. Please test it yourself before you go live. I’d appreciate feedback on whether it worked for you.

Don’t forget – any email addresses on this unprotected page are exposed to spammers.

I would also like to inform you that your plugin is no longer available at WordPress official plugin repository (even though it is the best plugin for this purpose )

Any help is much appreciated.