https://www.posetteforever.com/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=1253&p=18177#p18177
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Wednesday, 02 February 2005, 09:32 PM

Re: Yippeee  I finally did it
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[quote="messenger";p="18173"]Just as a thought I have been looking at trying to stop people right clicking on my pictures to save them off the site.[/quote]

I have not tried to diable rightclicking the images.  I assume that you need to use javascript to do it.

I have attached a copy of your index.html page that I have updated.

The formatting of the html  generated by Microsoft FrontPage 6.0 is a mess, but then most machine generated html code is messy and I am used to work with hand coded pages.  That said, I made the most minimal needed for supporting internet explorer, other graphical browsers and text mode browsers.  The modified code should render to the same look as the original does.

To paraphrase Scotty:  Writing the modificatins was easy, reading FrontPage html code was hard! ;-)

The original code provided two version of the menu for the left side of the page.  If the browser is compatible with frontpage, it provides a text menu with appropriate HREF tags.  If the browser is graphical but not compatible with frontpage, it provides the text of the menu in the forms of prerendered images but failed to provide the HREF tags, so they were not functional links.  For text based browsers, the menu did not work.

The modified code is unchanged for frontpage compatible browsers.  For graphical browsers not compatible with frontpage, the menu now has working HREF tags.   For text based browsers, the menu text is now and links are now functional.  I also added a "BASE HREF" tag that links to your website so that you can work with an off line copy of the page and preview it using the on-line copy of the images and links.  I use that for testing the modified page with your actual website while the page was still on my  harddrive. 

Pangor


