Not that I would ever suggest using something this resource intensive on
a website, but you might want to check out the javascript vector graphics
project at:
http://www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics/jsgraphics_e.htm
With some hacking and slashing you might be able to make his stuff workable as
you
, 2007 12:45 PM
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Subject: RE: OT-Image Maps
No,
CSS supports something called cropping, but at this time,
only rectangular cropping is available. And that simply
crops an element.
Sandra Clark
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Ah...misunderstood your question. CSS (and HTML) only allows rectangles at
this time.
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>That wouldn't be an i
Sure you can.
#region_one { position: absolute; top: 50px; left: 230px; width: 75px;
height: 200px; }
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>That would
: Re: OT-Image Maps
Can I use x,y coordinates to draw a Polygon with CSS? I really want to
render a dynamic map without images. I have the x,y coords but want to
shade individual regions based upon query results.
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>That wouldn't be an image map then. At that point, you could use CSS to draw
>rectangular areas and make them links.
>
>If you just want to show the borders of the area, then make that your image.
>Just the borders.
>
>
>andy
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Can I use x,y coordinates to draw a Polygon with CSS? I really want
If you don't SHOW the users the border areas, then how will they know where
to click?
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Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 1:19 PM
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Homesite has a function for image maps. I thin
Homesite has a function for image maps. I think you do need an image file
(since it's the image file that associates with the map), but you could just
do a big transparent gif.
Sandra Clark
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That wouldn't be an image map then. At that point, you could use CSS to draw
rectangular areas and make them links.
If you just want to show the borders of the area, then make that your image.
Just the borders.
andy
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