I know how to view a page souce but the problem is it doesn't give you the pictures locations so if you paste it in notepad (with .html extension ) and try to view it, the images are not visible. Is there any automated software or some web based tool that can reconstruct all the image links from the domain when viewing source of page?
I do not know how to check if the images are coming from css. I tried firebug but doesn't seem to do what I want. have been searching almost for 3 hrs. Not found this tool yet. This one extracts image urls http://jawjahboy.com/utility/
Use latest google chrome or Firefox "Inspect Element" function, you could get any resources you want.
No you haven't read my question. I do know how to see page source but if you save that page on your pc and open it up again, it will not display all the images because the sourcecode do not have the source URL of the images. Look here (<img width="232" height="204" border="0" alt="Penny Stock Prophet Ebook" src="images/img_ebook_ad2.jpg" class="fr">) the image src starts with images/img_ebook... but the actual URL should be http://pennystockprophet.com/images/img_ebook_ad2.jpg So I want a tool that can save the whole page with the whole URLs for the images so when I paste the code in USFREEADS, it may be displayed full page.
I have understood your idea. You view page source and save, so you will not get any images by this method. It's very easy to do. - With Firefox: Firefox -> Save Page As... - With IE: Page -> Save As.. Browser will save everything to offline format page for you, images will save to your local too.
Get Firebug plugin for Firefox and its the best way to track unwanted things from your site and get rid of it!
I tried everything u mentioned and it doesn't work. In whatever way you say possible, try it, it doesn't work. THIS IS what I want to do, copy source and paste it in USFREEADS. Then many images are absent because the URL for the images is incomplete in the source. It only works in the original domain. I can build it manually but it is tiresome and I wanted an automated tool which I couldn't find till now. I will try to find one if it exists. Thx anyways.
Either use google chrome's inspect element feature. Or open up all "Stylesheet" files that are referenced and look for url('') fields that may contain links to images that you are looking for.