True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or
false.
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Clickable images are created by associating areas of a normal image with a URL.
These are called imagemaps.
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Server-side imagemaps are the preferred method in creating imagemaps.
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Images can be “cut” into vertical strips and then reassembled in
html code allowing each strip to become a clickable link. This method allows old and new web
browsers to utilize a simpler code.
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When placing images side by side you need to separate the anchor tag <a
href...</a> of each image with a blank space to create a seamless picture. (<a/>
<a>)
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To make any type of imagemap, you need to figure out the numerical pixel
coordinated of each region with the image that you want to turn into a clickable link.
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Linked regions of imagemaps can only be rectangular in shape.
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The following HTML code follows XHTML standards is required to start any
imagemap:
<map name=”yourmap”>
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The <area /> tag used in imagemaps has 3 attributes; shape, href, and
alt.
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Every distinct clickable region in an imagemap must be described as a single
area, which means a typical imagemap consist of a list of areas.
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When specifying the value of the usemap attribute, use the name you put in the
id of the <map> tag.
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