<META http-equiv imagetoolbar>

Description:

This turns off Internet Explorer's image toolbar that appears when you hover over an image. An example of the toolbar is shown to the left. This bar allows a surfer to save, print or email and image, or open the "My Pictures" folder. It's very handy for surfers, but could most definitely interfere with the design of a web site. Thus Microsoft has provided this non-standard meta tag as a way for webmasters to turn off the feature. Note that the "META NAME" version does NOT work.

Note that individual images can still display the toolbar by specifying the "galleryimg" attribute of the IMG element.

Attributes:

<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no">
Indicates that the toolbar is not to be shown for all images on the page.

Examples:

<META HTTP-EQUIV="imagetoolbar" CONTENT="no">

Turn off the toolbar.