golive tips and tricks
killing the image toolbar in internet explorer
One of the annoying features of Internet Explorer 6 is the Image Toolbar that pops up when you roll over an image in a web page. Some web designers also think it encourages people to steal their work. However, you view the Toolbar it's easy to stop it from appearing when people visit your pages. Here's how:
1. Open the Head section of your page by clicking the triangle to the right of the Page Title. From the Head section of the Objects palette drag a Meta object into the Head section of the page.
2. Make sure the Meta object is selected in the Head section (it will have a bold line around it). Select http_equiv from the popup menu at the top of the Inspector.
3. In the box below the popup menu remove the word generic and type imagetoolbar.
4. In the field below that box labeled Content, enter the world no. Your Inspector will look like this:
5. To make this work on your other pages, you will need to follow the same steps. However, you can copy the Meta object from the Head of this page and paste it into all your other pages. You can also drag the Meta object into the Snippets area of the Objects palette and then drag it into all your other pages. Even better, paste it into all your Template or Stationary documents.
