Get image from website

[Paddy Landau]

I edit a local parish magazine. A local organisation has asked me to publish an article, and to use the organisation's website's logo in the article.

Normally, when I need an image from a website, I right-click the image and select "Save Image As…" (see screen-shot).

Normal right-click menu.png

However, on this website, the right-click menu gives me no way to access the image (screen-shot below).

Unusual right-click menu.png

I have tried everything I can think of, including looking at the HTML and CSS code. I cannot figure out where the image comes from.

I've tried both Firefox and Chromium.

Is there a simple or straightforward way to get the image?

Notes:

• I have been given permission to access the image (no copyright violation).
• Getting hold of the web developer in time for publication may be difficult, but I shall try.

[haqking]

I edit a local parish magazine. A local organisation has asked me to publish an article, and to use the organisation's website's logo in the article.

Normally, when I need an image from a website, I right-click the image and select "Save Image As…" (see screen-shot).

Normal right-click menu.png

However, on this website, the right-click menu gives me no way to access the image (screen-shot below).

Unusual right-click menu.png

I have tried everything I can think of, including looking at the HTML and CSS code. I cannot figure out where the image comes from.

I've tried both Firefox and Chromium.

Is there a simple or straightforward way to get the image?

Notes:

• I have been given permission to access the image (no copyright violation).
• Getting hold of the web developer in time for publication may be difficult, but I shall try.

What is the link ?

However try using copy link location, then paste that into address bar which should show only the image, then try saving that image ? or save link as and see if it it saves as an image

And are scripts blocked ?

[Cheesemill]

If the image is smaller than your screen just take a screenshot then crop the image as required.

[Paddy Landau]

Thanks for your replies.

What is the link ?

It's for our local health centre.

However try using copy link location…

The image is within a link to the main website, so I just get the website's URL.

And are scripts blocked ?

I don't think so, but I have tried using the RightToClick add-on to no avail.

I tried an experiment. I saved the website to disk (Firefox > File > Save Page As > Web Page, complete). I disabled Internet access; cleared Chromium's cache; and loaded the website from the disk. The logo still appeared, yet I cannot find it anywhere in the folder where I downloaded it. I am so confused!

If the image is smaller than your screen just take a screenshot then crop the image as required.

I thought of that, but I need the image in the highest resolution for printing the magazine. But I shall do this if everything else fails.

[haqking]

Thanks for your replies.


It's for our local health centre.


The image is within a link to the main website, so I just get the website's URL.


I don't think so, but I have tried using the RightToClick add-on to no avail.

I tried an experiment. I saved the website to disk (Firefox > File > Save Page As > Web Page, complete). I disabled Internet access; cleared Chromium's cache; and loaded the website from the disk. The logo still appeared, yet I cannot find it anywhere in the folder where I downloaded it. I am so confused!


I thought of that, but I need the image in the highest resolution for printing the magazine. But I shall do this if everything else fails.

so which image is it you want ?

I can save them all ?

I presume you want this one ? http://imagebin.org/239191

or do you mean the hand in the upper corner which is part of the larger image ?

[jim_deadlock]

If you're talking about the "Kennington Health Centre" logo at the top of the page with the drop-shadow, that's not an image, it's normal text with some clever CSS for the shadow (if you want proof, select part of the words and copy into a text editor). If that's the logo you need then a screenshot is in order, as already suggested.