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Image maps
Image maps are used in
web pages to create clickable areas or hotspots on a graphic. For example, if you had a map of the United Kingdom - as shown
in the example - you can use an image map with a hotspot over each country.
Xara Xtreme allows you to assign a web address to any object in a document. You can then export the complete image along with the necessary HTML required to make the image map work. When assigning a web address to an object you have the option to make the hotspot fit the object exactly or roughly outline the area with a rectangle which can produce much less code than a complex shape. You also get the option to select where the link should point to - to a new window, the current frame, the parent frame and so on. |