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B][G K's first tut...here it goes.
if you're an amateur web designer like myself, you may have encountered the following problem: you come up with the perfect picture for your splash screen or a logo for your main page, but that darn image toolbar (you know the one that appears so lazy people don't have to right click to "save as...") is blocking the good stuff.

for the longest time, i had this same problem until one day i came upon this nifty one line meta tag that solved my troubles. i'm sure there are other ways to get around this problem, but here's one way:
1.) copy the following line:
<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no">
2.)paste it between the <head></head> tags in your html code...
3.)...and your set. no more obstructive image toolbars on your site!
i know this is a kind of small detail, but sometimes it can make a big difference. hope this can help at least somebody out.
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Wow I didn't know that one! That is useful if you dont want images to be stolen
Thanks for the tut!
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Originally posted by sh4d0w@Apr 2 2005, 01:10 PM
* Wow I didn't know that one! That is useful if you dont want images to be stolen*
Thanks for the tut!
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actually, shadow, the images can still be saved by right clicking. this tut is more to improve the visual presentation of a site than it is to prevent your images from being stolen.
however, there is javascript code that prevents the use of right-clicking, and i could certainly post that here if you give me a little while to look it up.
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Originally posted by B][G K@Apr 2 2005, 01:46 PM
actually, shadow, the images can still be saved by right clicking. this tut is more to improve the visual presentation of a site than it is to prevent your images from being stolen.
however, there is javascript code that prevents the use of right-clicking, and i could certainly post that here if you give me a little while to look it up.
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Then maybe i should post the one i use so mine aren't stolen lol
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thats actually a very nifty code, im gonna use that. thanx man!
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ya i know there are a bunch of different versions of javascript code that bring up an alert message every time you right click but those can get annoying. oblivion, if you know any html tags that will do the trick, plz post. thx.
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Originally posted by B][G K@Apr 4 2005, 06:48 PM
ya i know there are a bunch of different versions of javascript code that bring up an alert message every time you right click but those can get annoying. oblivion, if you know any html tags that will do the trick, plz post. thx.
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I'll post the one I use in a while, i'm a bit busy...the one i use is just the code no alert of any kind. Just can't right click...I'm not sure if there is a way around it..as there is with the pop-up alert one... I'll post it ASAP
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