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Re: Image Maps
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lugnet.publish
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Mon, 6 Sep 1999 08:07:32 GMT
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Linc:
You should definitely go for client side image maps.
> <IMG SRC="cover_lable.gif" ALT="" USEMAP="#cover_lable"></A>
> <MAP NAME="cover_lable">
> <AREA SHAPE=RECT COORDS="97,113,286,136" HREF=mailto:linc@bulkley.net
> ALT=""></AREA>
> </MAP>
Your code looks fine, except for some syntax error and a
small detail. - You should make sure you have a text that
makes sense for the link in the ALT attribute of the AREA
element. I would write something like this:
<IMG SRC="main_menu.jpeg" ALT="[Menu]" USEMAP="#menu"
WIDTH=100 HEIGHT=40>
<MAP NAME="menu">
<AREA SHAPE=RECT COORDS="0,0,99,19" HREF="/" ALT="Home">
<AREA SHAPE=RECT COORDS="0,20,99,39" HREF="mailto:sparre@nbi.dk"
ALT="Write me">
</MAP>
This way everybody, including search engines, lynx users,
and blind, can make sense of the "image" map.
Play well,
Jacob
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