>>/10130/
Sometimes on pages there will be a floating element ( like a top bar with menu that stays as you scroll down the page, or sidebar popouts)
You will have to remove these to get a good screenshot, otherwise that bar will be over top some text.
To do this: right click somewhere on the element, and hit "Inspect Element" (right above take screenshot)
In the bottom left will be some HTML. If you don't know HTML, that's okay, all you need to know is it is organized in a tree fashion.
Start at the highlighted entry in the bottom left, and walk up the tree (indentation = level). As you hover the mouse over a tag (like ), it will highlight in blue on the page which area is a part of that node. So keep walking until you find one that highlights more than what you want to remove (e.x. highlights the whole page instead of just the top bar), then you've gone one too far. Go back one entry so just the full element is highlighted, right click on that tag, and hit "Delete node"
If you visit the source at >>/10131/
you can see there are several floating bars and popouts I had to remove before doing the screenshot.
If you mess up, just reload the page!
It may take a few tries to get good at it, but one should always be eager to learn and always growing. You'll get the hang of it quickly!
GL everyone. I know that I personally very much appreciate screenshots (ARCHIVE OFFLINE) that are easily added to my collection.
I have few, if any, bookmarks. Those are volatile, and the sites themselves are not under my control. Screenshots are forever, and under my control.