Susan, both of your posts today are essentially blank: there's no link or image or anything else to indicate what it is that you're trying to ask about.

(Images/attachments still don't work in the Community currently, so it'll have to be links. Be sure to use the first button on the menu bar that appears: "display as text".)

I cannot drag an image onto this page, no. I think that's completely independent of the current problems with the interface: that's not how they meant this website to work. I've always done copy-and-paste here, not drag-and-drop.

I can't imagine by what feat of ESP @Christopher Kovach_1 divined that (slightly mangled) URL, but gift horses etc.

Death: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6JB9-B39N

Number 745.
Death: Szombathely, 19 August 1971.
Deceased: Mrs. János Kovács Rozália Herczeg, female, married, occupation -, residence Kőszeg, Erdő-utca [Forest-street] 6.
Birthplace: Bejcz, 7 February 1894; parents: Sándor Herczeg, Rozália Szummer.
Spouse: János Kovács, marriage: Kőszeg, 1914.
Cause of death: circulatory insufficiency.
Entered: 22 August 1971, Mrs. János Fehér, registrar.

Marriage: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9RK5-T3L?i=116

Number 31. Kőszeg, 4 Oct 1914.
Groom: János Kovács, day-laborer, R.Cath., born 15 March 1892, res. Kőszeg, vásártér [market square] 5.
Parents: János Kovács, Teréz Tóth.
Bride: Rozália Herczeg, housemaid, R.Cath., born 7 Feb. 1894, res. Kőszeg, vásártér 5.
Parents: József Herczeg, Rozália Szummer.
Witnesses: Károly Németh, Kőszeg; István Németh, Kőszeg.

Birth/baptism: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939F-MC9D-15

1894
Number 12. Born 7, baptized 8 Feb.
Child: Rozália, female, legitimate
Parents: József Herczeg day-laborer, Rozália Szummer, Roman Catholics.
Residence: Bejcz, Egervölgy, Bejcz. [I haven't figured out why, but all of the entries list three places in this column.]
Godparents: Antal Sőre farmer, Rozália Sulyok
Officiant: the same [Kovács, parson]
Observations: Entered into marriage with János Kovács in Kőszeg on 4 Oct 1914.

Susan asked: "how did you find Rozalia’s marriage and christening records?"

The marriage I found by browsing. (I went looking for it because I couldn't make heads or tails of Rozália's mother's surname.) From the death registration's index detail page (that Christopher linked), I went to the image (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9R2S-H9X?view=index&personArk=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3A6JB9-B39N&action=view), went to the waypointed (old) viewer by deleting the question mark and everything after it from the URL (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9R2S-H9X?i=402), and then used the marriage place (Kőszeg) and year (1914) from the death record to navigate to the right waypoint: I clicked Vas, scrolled down and clicked on Kőszeg, then found and clicked on "Marriages 1910-1923". Random poking revealed that image 100 was late 1913, so I just browsed image by image from there until I found Rozalia as the bride at the top of image 117.

(I notice now that the marriage record actually says "Szammer". I guess my fingers autocorrected that to "Szummer".)

The baptism I found by searching indexed records. (Pre-1895 Roman Catholic baptisms in Hungary are nearly all indexed on FS.) I started by looking up Bejcz in a gazetteer (https://web.archive.org/web/20160331195657/http://www.radixhub.com/radixhub/gazetteers/1877/vas.htm) to find out that the RC church was in Nyögér. Because the autostandardizer has rendered indexed place fields unusable, I looked up Nyögér in the Catalog (https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/401888), and used the magnifying glass icon on the "Kereszteltek, halottak 1870-1895" ("Baptisms, deaths") line, put Rozalia in the "First Names" field and Jozsef in the "Father's First Name" field, and filtered the results to births in the 1890s (https://www.familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=100&q.fatherGivenName=Jozsef&q.filmNumber=4610758&q.givenName=Rozalia&c.birthLikeDate1=on&f.birthLikeDate0=1800&f.birthLikeDate1=1800~1890). Exactly one of the 15 matches had Herczeg for the surname, and it was the correct year. (The mother's surname is badly misindexed: they somehow saw it as "Kurucz". I still don't trust the index editor not to lose edited entries, so I haven't corrected it.)