At 5/24/2007 09:49 PM, Geoff Pack wrote:
If the image is a map, and you want to link areas of it, then an image
map is the semantically correct solution. Faking them with lists and CSS
is no better than using tables for layout IMHO.
Wouldn't that depend on whether you thought of the map as
sure...
google = imagemap
Felisimina Jom wrote:
Hi Everyone
We are trying to put together a map of Australia where the states
appear on hover and are clickable.
As I understand it, the hover state can't be used in area so I
wonder if there is a way to display the States on hover without
Hi Felisimina,
Try this tutorial-
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/index.html
Scroll to the bottom of the Demos page to view tutorials on Image Maps
(all CSS).
Adeline
Felisimina Jom wrote:
Hi Everyone
We are trying to put together a map
of Australia where
On 25 May 2007, at 11:44 AM, Felisimina Jom wrote:
We are trying to put together a map of Australia where the states
appear on hover and are clickable.
As I understand it, the hover state can't be used in area so I
wonder if there is a way to display the States on hover without using
You could probably use this techique:
http://alistapart.com/articles/sprites
On Fri, 25 May 2007 11:44:15 +1000, Felisimina Jom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone
We are trying to put together a map of Australia where the states appear
on hover and are clickable.
As I understand
re - Has anybody seen or created way of displaying States on hover
using CSS only?
Hi Felisimina,
have a look at the front of http://www.domain.com.au/
i worked on a previous version a while ago (so dont shoot me for any
other code on the site ;-)
it uses a sprite image for the hover - check
Hi ,
Use css to change the offset of the background image, this technique can
be combined with a text replacement (negative text indent in thie case) to
provide accessible labels.
A simple example can be seen in the navigation on this page:
http://www.harmonynaturaltherapies.com/
which all
Brilliant!
Thanks to everyone who has responded already.
All have been very useful.
Felisimina
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From: John Faulds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 12:02 PM
Subject: Re: [WSG] Map of Australia Image Map
You could
At 5/24/2007 07:10 PM, Peter Ottery wrote:
re - Has anybody seen or created way of displaying States on hover
using CSS only?
have a look at the front of http://www.domain.com.au/
Very nicely done. Of course the problem was made easier by the fact
that most of the borders between
Felisimina wrote:
We are trying to put together a map of
Australia where the states appear on
hover and are clickable.
As I understand it, the hover state can't
be used in area so I wonder if there is
a way to display the States on hover
without using javascript?
Hello Felisimina,
Paul Novitski schreef:
Of course the problem was made easier by the fact that most of the
borders between Australian states are on the horizontal or vertical, ...
Just what I thought. I whished that I lived in a country with borders
like that ;-) Often clicked myself instant RSI creating
If the image is a map, and you want to link areas of it, then an image
map is the semantically correct solution. Faking them with lists and CSS
is no better than using tables for layout IMHO.
Geoff.
==
The
At 5/24/2007 09:14 PM, Sander Aarts wrote:
Paul Novitski schreef:
Of course the problem was made easier by the fact that most of the
borders between Australian states are on the horizontal or vertical, ...
Just what I thought. I whished that I lived in a country with
borders like that ;-)
Paul wrote:
Of course the problem was made easier by the fact
that most of the borders between Australian states are on the
horizontal or vertical, but you handled the major exception between
NSW and VIC excellently by expressing ACT as a strategically-placed
and -sized rectangle. Good work!
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