At 3:09 PM -0400 10/15/10, Dagmar Noll wrote:
Hi, folks.
I am working on a site that includes some maps. One of them is a
giant key map, an overview of a river section. There are 4 pages
linked off of the kep map page with more detailed information for
each section of the river.
http://www.willimanticriver.org/recreation/paddling.html
On the key map page, I have text links to the zoomed-in maps.
I also made the key map itself into an image map, making the areas
one can zoom into links.
My goal was to have a hover effect when someone scrolled over a hot
spot, so they would have some idea of the extent of the river
section they were zooming into. I thought this would be an easy css
hover effect.
What I'm discovering is that it's not, but I'm having trouble
sorting out the best way to meet my goal without using Javascript
and staying compatible.
I am ok with older browsers not seeing the hover effect, so long as
all they see is the plain, linked image map (as opposed to some
terrible mess).
I would love some advice or direction on the easiest way to have a
border appear on the linked section... There are 4 linked sections
on that map.
Thank you.
Dagmar
Dagmar:
This example might help:
http://webbytedd.com/bbb/map/
Cheers,
tedd
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