The "USEMAP" Attribute AN IMAGE IS TURNED INTO AN IMAGE MAP BY SPECIFYING A "MAP" THAT ASSOCIATES URLS WITH REGIONS OF THE IMAGE. <IMG SRC="graphics/blandnails.gif" USEMAP="#105map" BORDER=0 WIDTH="540" HEIGHT="360" > IN THEORY, THE "MAP" ATTRIBUTE VALUE IS A URL, BUT DON'T COUNT ON USING MAPS FROM OTHER HTML FILES. THE "BORDER" ATTRIBUTE IS OFTEN USED TO ELIMINATE THE BOX THAT NORMALLY SURROUNDS IMAGES THAT ARE LINKS.

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This page is part of a section of lecture slides related to " Image Maps " within the topic "HTML Image Features". Other slides within this section and other sections of slides for the topic "HTML Image Features" can be accessed using the links below. Background Images Specifying a Background Transparent Image Backgrounds Transparent Image Backgrounds (cont.) Image Maps Image Maps Image Maps (cont.) The "USEMAP" Attribute Image Map Tags