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How to disable WebWarper-optimization for some parts of the site?

Usually WebWarper corrects all web addresses appearing in pages by adding "webwarper.net/ww/..." prefix. It allows the user to stay viewing sites via WebWarper while clicking links.

But web author may disable WebWarper to correct addresses in <a href=...>, <area href=...>, <form action=...>, <frame src=...>, <iframe src=...> tags. To do this, it's enough to use "noww" character combination in one of "name" or "id" attributes in these tags (letters' case does not matter). For example:
        <a id="noww" href=...>
or
        <frame name="noww_frame1" src=...>,
Addresses in such tags are not corrected. If a visitor click such a link, he will get to the initial page without WebWarper.

Note that the value of name or id attribute, containing "noww" characters chain, should be enclosed in quotations. It means that "noww" characters combination will be ignored in the following example — <a id=noww href=...>.

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