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Help HTML - Clickable Regions - help needed...

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Oct 15th, 2006
The following is supposed to create 2 clickable regions in a JPEG of a hot air ballon ie balloon on right (circle) and basket on the left (rect) but something is clearly missing but I can't quite work out what. Have checked a few sites but no joy so far...


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<p>
<img src="balloonF.jpg"
width="484" height="345" align="left" border=0
alt="sitemap" usemap="#sitemap">
<map name="sitemap">
<area shape="circle" coords="50,90,55"
href="contact2.html"
alt="Contact Details A">
<area shape="rect" coords="200,200,200,180"
href="contact2.html"
alt="Contact Details B">
</map>
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Re: HTML - Clickable Regions - help needed...

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I see nothing wrong. Though I changed the rectangle cords for it to work to "100,100,200,180" because I could not find the rectangle circle was fine. Perhaps your cords are wrong I don't have the picture so i put an "#" in for the image and moused around the blank image to see if I could find the clickable region.

Try closing your tags"/>"

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Re: HTML - Clickable Regions - help needed...

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Thanks for your help. However still unresolved. Guess I'll just have to bite the bullet and throw myself on mercy of my oh so unhelpful lecturer.

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Re: HTML - Clickable Regions - help needed...

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Another thought did you perhaps map the image and then resize it in the imb tag? It needs to be the same size.
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Re: HTML - Clickable Regions - help needed...

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Oct 16th, 2006
If you upload the image to this thread, we would be able to see what you problem is.
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