how to disable tool bar,menu bar, status bar?

hello
command:

<STYLE type="text/css">BODY {status: none; scrollbar: none; toolbar: none;}

doesn't work :/

i want to have a window without all adds like bar with "file", "edit" and
"back", "history" etc.

thanks for the clue.

greetings

On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 15:42:55 +0200, whebcichy <whebcichy (AT) infinity (DOT) net.pl>
wrote:

hello
command:

STYLE type="text/css">BODY {status: none; scrollbar: none; toolbar:
none;}

doesn't work :/

1) It's not a command, it's a style declaration.

2) And a failed one, because you made all this shit up.

3) See http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/propidx.html for a list of what you
actually can do.

i want to have a window without all adds like bar with "file", "edit" and
"back", "history" etc.

Then do it on your computer. What right do you have to make me lose these
parts of my UA when I'm the one inviting your data onto my machine?

Those are part of the chrome of the browser, and even if you do find a way
to get rid of them, be aware that my browser will add them back in anyway,
so too bad.

On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 16:13:36 +0200, whebcichy <whebcichy (AT) infinity (DOT) net.pl>
wrote:

ok, but it is not the point of my post.
i would like to open an image in new window without toolbars, menubars,
status bar, without right-click response from the browser (cascade menu)
also.

Won't succeed. I can't give you any method that will not fail in some
major way.

ok, but it is not the point of my post.
i would like to open an image in new window without toolbars, menubars,
status bar, without right-click response from the browser (cascade menu)
also.

could you help me with this problem?

greetings

whebcichy wrote:

hello
command:

STYLE type="text/css">BODY {status: none; scrollbar: none; toolbar: none;}

doesn't work :/

i want to have a window without all adds like bar with "file", "edit" and
"back", "history" etc.

The clue is that browser functions are not controlled by CSS. Some
browsers will let you open a new window with specific decorations
removed via Javascript.

F'ups set.

--
Mark.
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Won't succeed. I can't give you any method that will not fail in some
major way.

but could you give me a method which basicly prevents from stealing pictures
appearing in new windows?

thanks
greetings

On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 16:23:57 +0200, whebcichy <whebcichy (AT) infinity (DOT) net.pl>
wrote:

Won't succeed. I can't give you any method that will not fail in some
major way.

but could you give me a method which basicly prevents from stealing
pictures appearing in new windows?

Putting them in a Flash movie or Java applet makes it quite hard to do
anything but screenshots, but it is a lot of work for you. There is
nothing you can do in HTML, Javascript or CSS that can't be undone on the
user's end.

--
Rijk van Geijtenbeek

The Web is a procrastination apparatus:
It can absorb as much time as is required to ensure that you
won't get any real work done. - J.Nielsen

On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 16:23:57 +0200, whebcichy <whebcichy (AT) infinity (DOT) net.pl>
wrote:

Won't succeed. I can't give you any method that will not fail in some
major way.

but could you give me a method which basicly prevents from stealing
pictures
appearing in new windows?

Once the image is rendered for the user, it's on their computer and
there's no way to "lock" it so they can't access it.

One could chop it up into small parts and have it rendered assembled, but
that's not only a huge hassle, it's wasteful of bandwidth and poses a huge
usability problem.

Best advice here: stop wanting it, I'm afraid. Copyright your images,
include a watermark including the copyright notice, and be vigilant
regarding unauthorized use of the images.

If you require a login password to access the pics, you narrow the field
of possible thieves considerably. But you really can't prevent someone
from misusing an image which you've allowed them to download to their
machine from your server.

"whebcichy" <whebcichy (AT) infinity (DOT) net.pl> wrote:

ok, but it is not the point of my post.
i would like to open an image in new window without toolbars, menubars,
status bar, without right-click response from the browser (cascade menu)
also.

could you help me with this problem?

How to do this varies depending on which browser you are using, tell us
and we'll help you.

--
Spartanicus

On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 16:27:56 +0200, Rijk van Geijtenbeek wrote:

Putting them in a Flash movie or Java applet makes it quite hard to do
anything but screenshots, but it is a lot of work for you.

...and yet a screenshot is so little work for the user.

( I see no point* in wrapping images up in Flash or Java, given an
image from a screenshot is usually no more than a few keystrokes away.
* Unless the Flash/Java is also copyright stamping the images on
delivery, but that is best done server-side, in any case. )

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