There are a lot of hints published on the web about disabling right-click and so which can be deterring factor, but none actually protect the image froll copy including Printscreen or screen capture except a couple of solutions provided by ArtistScope. For example you can use their web browser plugin to protect all content displayed on a page, or you can use their custom web browser which has been specially designed to protect web content rather than expose it.
img scr="YOUR PICTURE LOCATION.gif">
Pictures don't come in HTML
Simply by copying the HTML code of the layout you want. Go, to your page and click "Modify". Go onto HTML. Then, paste your code in.
<img src="link for picture">
For example this is the HTML code: <body> <div id="picture"> <img src="images/image.jpg" alt="this is image" /> </div> </body> In CSS: #picture img { border:2px solid #000066; }
Myspace has a way of allowing you to do it by customizing your profile.You have to have the picture you want in one of your photo albums on myspace. Or you can find the code of the picture by viewing the picture from your myspace and copying the code. Then you will paste that code when you edit your pfofile.
You need to use HTML and Styles to do it. For the Pictures/YourImage.gif part you can put in your own code for your picture.Your text
you <embed> the flash video by importing.
You don't really "upload", you use HTML. i prefer this: <img src=IMAGE URL HERE> any image is accepted as long as the URL is a direct link to the photo or picture this can only be on profiles
A picture (other than the background) is done in HTML. Borders and the like are controlled with CSS.
An image does not have an HTML syntax. If you copy an image from a Webpage, you save just the image file (e.g. image.jpg). You do not save any of the HTML code used to tell the browser where to locate the image to display on the page.
By using the html code we can able to insert the imagein netbeans.