how to create a duplicate image and drag it on a web page instead of dragging the element.?
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can you explain more clearly what you need to do and in which software
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well here is how you make some one go to a site when they mouseover an image\n\nthe server has messed up my code below. put your cursor over the code and you will see it come up in a yellow box.\n\nin the current window\n<img scr="image.gif" onmouseover="window.location='http://www.yahoo.com/'">\n\nopen a new window\n<img scr="image.gif" onmouseover="window.open('http://www.yahoo.com/');">\n\nyou could make this target a frame to
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Click on the arrow and drag it
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hold the click on the mouse, and without letting go, slide the mouse/pointer to the desired destination. then, let go! or...u can simply right-click the picture, select cut (or copy depending if u want 2 copies of the pic) and then right click in the desired destination and select paste!
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Your best bet is probably GIMP- GNU Image Manipulation Program- kind of a freeware Photshop.
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You would use something such as the following:\n\n<body background="image.jpg">
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E-Z! Get the SUPER converter from http://www.erightsoft.com/\nIt's got everything written out for you, and it utilizes drag-n-drop.
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use this code \n<img src="IMAGE URL HERE">
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Write a simple page that uses your css. Call it whatever.html and run it through your web browser.\n\nRight click on the file and choose 'open with', if you cant just double click it.
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<style type="text/css">\nbody {\n  background-image:url('PICTURE URL HERE');\n  background-position:bottom right;\n  background-repeat:no-repeat;\n  background-attachment:fixed;)\n</style>\n\nPlace this code in your About Me section.\nFind your background and upload it using imageshack.us or photobucket.com but I suggest you to use imageshack.us. Paste the link onto the PICTURE URL HERE.\nChange your settings if you want to. (You can change the picture position in bottom left, bottom right, bottom center, center left, center right, center center and etc. Also, for background-repeat, you can either put no-repeat or repeat to have the picture in tiles. And finally for background-attachment, just leave it alone.)
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nope... you can only do that in html... like put the link before picture...
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Check this site. it'll help you with much more than just the image, and it's fun:\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/html_examples.asp
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It's so simple. Just put your image tag inside the anchor tag. For example : <a href="page.html"><img src="logo.jpg"></a> . By the way, if you're not happy with the default border in some browsers, remove it : <img src="" border="0"> . Hope it helps.
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if u can find that picture somewhere on the internet u could click it and drag it to where ever u r trying to put it
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There isn't a foolproof way to do this, but there are some things you can do to make it a lot more difficult, so hopefully most people will give up.\n\nOne way is to have a transparent overlay as the image (ie, the part where it says <img src="[your overlay here]">). Then you set your actual picture as the background instead, which you do like this:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody { background-image: [your picture here] }\n</style>\n\nYou can get around this by selecting Copy Background instead of Save Image on your browser, but most users won't realize that the picture they are seeing is really a background instead of a regular picture.\n\nThe other way to do it is to insert some javascript into the page, like this:\n\n<script type="text/javascript">\nfunction Copyright() {\nalert("This image is copyrighted by [your name]");\n}\n</script>\n\nThen, within each image tag, you include an onMouseDown event controller, like this:\n\n< img src="[your image here]" \nonmousedown="Copyright()" >\n\nThat way, any time the user right-clicks on your image, they get a popup instead of the their context menu.\n\nOf course, if someone just views your page as text, they can see where each image tag's source is. If they type that in directly, they will just get your jpeg file without any html or javascript. The only way to prevent that is to do some complicated application security stuff with server-side scripting. But for the average user who just wants to save a copy of your pretty picture, the two above methods will probably be enough.\n\n[Edit]\nYou can, actually, prevent people from printing but still letting them view an image. You use the Media Types feature in CSS, like this:\n\n<style type="text/css">\n@media print {\nimg { display: none }\n}\n</style>\n\nThis just says not to display images when printing the page.\nMedia Types aren't necessarily supported by all browsers or printers, but that's how you'd do it.
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Try uploading a pic from the internet by right clickin the picture an then going down to set as background
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drag and drop it to where you want it to be