Convert a DIV into image

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Hello Friends,

I have for example say a div on an html page and I want to convert it to animage say gif,png etc etc

Eg.
Code: 
<html>
  <body>
    <div id="importanttext">
      <h4>Hello World!</h4>
      <img src="someimage.gif"/>
    </div>
    <div id ="blahblah">
      ............................
    </div>
  </body>
</html>

Now I want to have that div called "importanttext" as an image. Is it possible by any method?

Can any one suggest or help with a code snippet.

Imoracle
 
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i don't understand... maybe:
Code: 
<div id="importanttext" style='background-image: url("someimage.gif")'></div>
 
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No No.....i want that particular div to be as an image.

For a wierd example suppose I have that div covering the whole browser page, hence it will be equivalent to a screenshot of the browser.

I hope you got it now :)
 
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So what you actually want to do is make a sort of screenshot of the page and show that instead of text?
Why would you ever want to do that? Just use images you've already made then.
 
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No actually the image is like this:

0 Friends

well this is the base image, now as new friends get added I want to create new image like:

100 Friends

Hence what I am trying to do is, place a <div> of higher z-index over that 0 and make it look like 100. It all goes fine till here, new version looks like

100 Friends

but now its an image with a <div> over it. I would like it to be like an original image itself.

I hope you got my point

Imoracle
 
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Lets see if I have this right. You want a script that will convert a div tag and its contents to an image a bit like the CAPTCHA Images for person validation on sites?
 
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