Before Uploading the Website: go to "IMAGE" folder and remove/delete the image that u dont want and host it,ur problem will be solved. Annapurna
There's this website that I use its called pixlr E
To cite an image from a website, include the creator's name, the title of the image, the website's name, the publication or update date, the URL, and the date you accessed the image.
to remove an unwanted portion of an image is to crop the image
A image's link or the website where you found the image.
an image hosting website
To properly cite an image from a website in an academic paper, include the creator's name (if available), the title of the image, the website's name, the publication date or last updated date, the URL of the image, and the date you accessed the image.
One can find information about image consultants on the official website of the Association of Image Consultants International. This website lists extensive information about image consultants.
This kind of thing gets tricky. First, you never ever want to use an image URL from a website. [when you right click on an image, get properties and use the image URL from that] It costs website owners money when people do that. You want to look over a website for any kind of "terms of use" before you take an image. As long as you are within the "terms of use" there shouldn't be a problem. Never take credit for an image that isn't yours. Never remove any kind of watermark or site name or whatever from an image that you are using. Never claim an image is yours when it isn't. These are just some of the typical rules that apply to using other people's images. Giving credit to the person that the image belongs to is a good thing, and offering a link to that person's site is even better!
A Sharper Image catalog can be ordered at the Sharper Image website.
right click the image and select 'save image as'
re image the computer
The maximum width of the image that can be displayed on the website is 1000 pixels.