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Dialogue box on gif and jpg


SillyBilly

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I have gif and jpg images on some of my pages. When I mouse-over them I get a box with icons. The icons give the options to save, print, e-mail, open my pictures folder.This is very annoying. I do not see this on commercial sites. Is there a code to stop this box? Do I need to use javascript?Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.

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"similar"?It's the same exact code :)I'm even supprised Dynamic Drive has it on their pages, as they usually only deal with "DHTML" stuff, and this <meta> tag is Static (Not Dynamic).lol, what will those crazy folks at Dynamic Drive think of next :(I can't believe they actually labeled it as "Disable Image Toolbar script"It's not a script :)

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"similar"?It's the same exact code :)I'm even supprised Dynamic Drive has it on their pages, as they usually only deal with "DHTML" stuff, and this <meta> tag is Static (Not Dynamic).lol, what will those crazy folks at Dynamic Drive think of next :(I can't believe they actually labeled it as "Disable Image Toolbar script"It's not a script :)

I tried both of the codes and neither stop the box from appearingcross1.gif" GALLERYIMG="no"greater than and less than replaced by [ and ] for posting.
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Mea culpa, I forgot to close the </meta>, so it does work. I put it on one page and it seems to cascade to the others.  I'm still checking the permutations.

<meta> doesn't need a "closing tag" as the element itself is an "empty tag".If you're using XHTML syntax (instead of HTML) then you just "self close" the element, as I showed before.<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no" />If using HTML syntax, you leave it as-is<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no">Dynamic Drive only showed you the HTML syntax, it forgot about the XHTML syntax (as I showed in my post).
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<meta> doesn't need a "closing tag" as the element itself is an "empty tag".If you're using XHTML syntax (instead of HTML) then you just "self close" the element, as I showed before.<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no" />If using HTML syntax, you leave it as-is<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no">Dynamic Drive only showed you the HTML syntax, it forgot about the XHTML syntax (as I showed in my post).

Thanks Eric. I got used to closing all the tags, so I would not forget the ones that needed a closing tag.The code works some of the time on some of the pages. It varies as to the page. I tried moving the image from the web page to a hosting site, but that made no difference. I'll keep trying.
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Thanks Eric.  I got used to closing all the tags, so I would not forget the ones that needed a closing tag.The code works some of the time on some of the pages.  It varies as to the page.  I tried moving the image from the web page to a hosting site, but that made no difference.  I'll keep trying.

I read many articles on different sites to confirm my understanding. By experimenting I found that the code works on all pages except the one that uses images in frames.
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You would also have to add that to the pages you are targeting with the Ifame ... if that's what you meant.

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