HTML Image Map and HTML Image Area
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Image Maps and Image Areas work together. An Image Map is related to an image on your page. The Image Areas inside the map describe certain sections of the image. See the following illustration:
On your page, in Edit mode, this will look something like this:
Each area can have a certain shape and link to a custom URL. You can add several Image Areas to an Image Map.
The HTML Img “Usemap” field specifies the name of the related Image Map. Each Image Area is then applied to that image. In order to make this work you need:
HTML Img
Usemap
Map Tag name
#myMap
HTML Image Map
Name
The Usemap value from the HTML Img element
myMap
HTML Image Area
Shape
Coords
Href
Alt
Circle, Polygon or Rectangle
The coordinates withing the image
The URL to link this area to
An alternative text for this link
rect
0,0,82,116
http://www.lewe.com
Lewe.com
Several Image Areas can be inside one Image Map
Select “+” => Other macros
Type in “html” in the Search box
Select the “HTML Img”, “HTML Image Map” and “HTML Image Area” macros (each at a time).
Add an HTML Img element to your page. Select the image and specify the map name in the “Usemap” field, in the above example that would be “#myMap”.
See more details here.
Add the HTML Image Map macro and enter the name as you have specified it in the HTML Img element, but with the hash. In this example that would be “myMap”.
Add as many HTML Image Area elements inside the HTML Image Map body as you want to have sections in your image.
See the macro options below.
Enter the name of the map. It must match the Usemap name of the image (without the hash).
Select from Circle, Polygon or Rectangle.
The values in this field depend on the shape you have chosen:
Circle
x,y,radius
X and Y specify the coordinates of the center of the circle. Radius defines the radius of the circle.
Polygon
x1,y1,x2,y2,..,xn,yn
Each X/Y pair specifies the coordinates of a point in your polygon. If the last pair is not the same as the first (to close the polygon), the browser will add the last coordinate pair to close the polygon.
Rectangle
x1,y1,x2,y2
Two X/Y pairs, specifying the coordinates of the upper left (first pair) and lower right (second pair) corner of the rectangle.
Specify a full URL that this section of the image should link to when clicked.
Select the link relation of the link. Leave empty if not sure.
Select where the link shall be opened.
blank
The link is loaded in a new window or tab.
parent
The link is loaded in the parent frame (in case of a frameset).
top
The link is loaded in the full body of the window.
self
The link is loaded in the same frame that it was clicked.
