You can exclude your phone number from protection using (exclude by class name) feature to exclude the phone tag by its class name.
Just find its class name and put it inside the exclusion tab in the plugin settings page
Or by placing your phone number inside a (content editable) attributed tag
“contenteditable” is an HTML attribute that allows users to edit the content of a web page directly in the browser. When an element has the “contenteditable” attribute set to “true”, the user can click on it and start typing or editing the text or other content within the element, just like using a word processor.
By default, contenteditable elements can be edited by anyone who can access the page, but web developers can also add restrictions to control who can edit the content and what changes they can make. This attribute is commonly used in web applications, online forums, and other collaborative websites where users need to enter or edit text.
The “contenteditable” attribute is supported by most modern web browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
“Contenteditable” is not a tag, but rather an HTML attribute that can be applied to any HTML element.
To make an HTML element editable, you simply add the “contenteditable” attribute to the tag and set its value to “true”. For example, to make a paragraph element editable, you would use:
<p contenteditable="true">This text can be edited.</p>
Once this attribute is applied to an element, users can click on it and start editing its content directly in the web page. The contenteditable attribute can be applied to a variety of HTML elements, including paragraphs, headings, lists, tables, and more.
Example:
<p id=”myPhoneText” contenteditable=”true” style=”cursor: text;”>+0010123456789</p>
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