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Creating an Image Map Image Maps are images with multiple external links. First, specify the format for Image Maps in Image Preferences, then use the Image Settings dialog box to create an Image Map.
1 Open Image Preferences. The Image Maps settings are in the lower right.
2 Check Client Side to create Image Maps inline in the HTML output. 3 Find out from your Web server administrator if you have a CGI on your Web server. If you do, find out whether the format is NCSA or CERN. If you have a CGI on your Web server, check Export and choose the appropriate format: NCSA or CERN. If you do not have CGI, you can only export Client Side Image Maps. 4 Click OK to close BeyondPress Preferences and save changes.
1 Open the Attributes Inspector Tip: To see the image better, click the Zoom box in the upper right corner of the Image Settings dialog box.
2 If you created a link for the image from the Document Content palette, the link is displayed in the image's bounding box. This link is used if readers click on parts of the image that aren't mapped. To edit this link, double-click on it with the Pointer tool Remember, if you created a linked image without a border designation, a default border of 1 will be applied (often in blue). To eliminate this border, specify border=0 in Image Preferences or the Image Setting box of the Attributes Inspector.
3 Select the Linking tool 4 Click and drag to select an area on the image for a link source. 5 Use the standard Link Destination dialog box to specify an External Link for that part of the image. After you click OK in the Link Destination dialog box, the link is outlined, numbered, and named according to the URL. Note: You cannot create Internal Links from an Image Map.
6 Create all the links you want, then close the Image Settings dialog box.
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Creating Hyperlinks and Image Maps Creating a Link Within a Web Page The Link Target Window and Extra HTML Creating an Image Map |
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