Ok, but how would I be able to zoom this background-image and all the overlay <a> elements? Can this be done with JQuery?
On Dec 8, 3:57 pm, ricardobeat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > <area> elements have no display properties, so you can't do any > styling. An alternative is to use transparent <a> elements instead, if > your areas are all squares/rectangles. > > - ricardo > > On Dec 8, 9:27 am, Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi there, > > > I'm brainstorming about something and was hoping you guys (and girls) > > could help me... Picture this: > > > - When a visitor moves his/her mouse over a thumb image (say a map), > > the magnified part of that image appears in another DIV. I can do this > > with jQZoom.. > > - Then when the visitor is satisfied with the magnified map he sees, > > he clicks and the map freezes. Now he/she moves the mousepointer to > > the magnified map, which is devided into several smaller blocks > > (grid). By moving over these blocks, they highlight (for instance -> > > border color) and can be clicked to go to the page of that particular > > block. > > > My problem: I could use the HTML area tag to make the blocks, but > > can't apply a css :hover class to them. > > > Is there an easier way to get to where I want? > > > Please help.
