Reposting images on other websites and putting them onto your website is a violation of Copyright Laws. In short, Copyright Laws protect people from having their information, pictures, ideas and other forms of media copied. One benefit of copyright allows you, the author, to post your images and text on your website and then later see it on someone else's website and have them take credit for your work.
In order to copy something from another website to yours, you must obtain expressed permission from the website owner/author and correctly cite the sources (that is, you must have a statement in medium from that website owner that you may copy their information, you can't just assume). The website owner/author may also ask that you add more information such as add a link or other text citing the website so that they may be properly recognized.
There are many places where one can find nature images for a web page. One can find nature images for a web page at popular on the web sources such as Photobucket and Free Nature Pictures.
Java is not part of a web page, but is needed to view images and documents found on most web pages.
The time a web page takes to load depends on the content of the web page. If there is a lot of videos,flash and images it takes longer.
CSS would not do this for you, you need javascript or php or something other web language. You could get CSS to change images on a click to a hyperlink though.
The physical context of a webpage is the area around the main information on the page. It can consist of images, added text or links that are connected to the main information in one way or another.
Yes, copy & paste the web URL on your profile and the picture will appear.
At the beginning of pictures on the internet only certain browsers could display images so uses of other browsers at least knew what would be on a page if they could see the images. Today most web browser can display images so the old reason changed to new one, while connection is slow and a webpage is loading you know what will be the a page once it loads.
surfing the web.
it is the area of the web page
The standard accepted pixels for a web page is 640x480. This number is up from the previous standard of 480x360. Of course, the page can have more or less pixels, but it can affect the images.
WikiAnswers is a Question and Answer website. We do not design web pages. You will have to pay someone to do that for you.
it is the area of the web page