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Last Updated: Saturday July 14 2012 - 06:07:56

menu, image map, how to?


Poster: paul
Dated: Sunday August 27 2006 - 9:24:26 BST

this is the site,

http://www.cadzandbad.info/verhuur.php? ... Dlokatie=2

on the page is a map, i want to make an image map , but keep my menu too.

i like the image maps from milonic, i could show on the image map a small menu and pic of the location on the map.

Anybody has some ideas how to start?


Poster: R0Bzombie
Dated: Sunday August 27 2006 - 18:44:17 BST

Try to add the following parameter to the EMBED tag of your flash movie:
Code:
wmode="transparent"


Poster: paul
Dated: Sunday August 27 2006 - 22:50:40 BST

sorry for being not clear enough,
the old maps wil go, i will have new maps with no flash attached to them, I want it all milonic menu if possible.

Like the horizontal menu, and an image map like the US map from milonic


Poster: Ruth
Dated: Monday August 28 2006 - 5:56:21 BST

Hi Paul,

If you look at one of the image map samples, view the source of the page and you'll see how they are coded for the menu.

If you are asking how to make an image a map, you'd need to check through a search engine for tools to use to make an image into a map. Mine is real old and not available anymore and i have no idea what's available now to create a map from an image. I'm sure there are free tools available to do that.

If you mean how do you do the link so the submenus show, it uses the popup function so let's say you want the Washington State area of the map to popup the submenu for that state, and the submenu is named Washington, that particular link would be:

Code:
<area onMouseOver="popup('Washington',1)"    onMouseOut="popdown()" shape="poly" coords="28,10,28,17,29,24,29,30,25,33,23,28,24,25,23,21,8,19,5,20,9,29,12,35,12,45,24,47,26,49,36,52,54,50,66,48,86,49,83,42,82,11" href="#">


Of course, all those numbers have to do with coordinates and I have no clue how they were derived, from some editor I assume.

Hope this helps.

Ruth