Nice IE tip
from today's SitePoint's newsletter, very nice:
Disabling Internet Explorer 6's Image Toolbar
As of version 6.0, Internet Explorer for Windows will display a little toolbar at the top of any large image when you hover your mouse over it. The toolbar presents options to save, email, and print the image, and offers quick access to the user's "My Pictures" folder.
In many instances, this toolbar can be a distracting eyesore; fortunately, it is easy to disable. Simply add the following <meta> tag inside the <head> tag of the page to turn off the image toolbar:
<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no" />
This approach disables the toolbar for all images on the page. If you prefer to disable it only for a specific image, use the galleryimg attribute for the <img> tag instead:
<img src="myPic.gif" galleryimg="no" />
Disabling Internet Explorer 6's Image Toolbar
As of version 6.0, Internet Explorer for Windows will display a little toolbar at the top of any large image when you hover your mouse over it. The toolbar presents options to save, email, and print the image, and offers quick access to the user's "My Pictures" folder.
In many instances, this toolbar can be a distracting eyesore; fortunately, it is easy to disable. Simply add the following <meta> tag inside the <head> tag of the page to turn off the image toolbar:
<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no" />
This approach disables the toolbar for all images on the page. If you prefer to disable it only for a specific image, use the galleryimg attribute for the <img> tag instead:
<img src="myPic.gif" galleryimg="no" />
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