Split Image Links?
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I have no idea what the right term for this is, but basically I have an image of a group of people, and I want it so that when you click on a person's face, it takes you to their profile.
So is there a plugin to do this? Or a way to have images line up right next to each other without a gap or border?
Thanks guys :)
So is there a plugin to do this? Or a way to have images line up right next to each other without a gap or border?
Thanks guys :)
It is called an Image Map.I'm don't know if there is a plugin but basically you set regions in an image to go to certain links. You can use PhotoShop, write them manually or use an online tool. If you want to use an online tool just google "online image map tool" or something similar and you'll find a bunch of them.
Probably the easiest way to do this is with an image map. This allows you to select areas of the image and assign them alt and link properties to hyper-link to the profile pages..
You can do this with tools like Adobe Dreamweaver, or you can even use free online tools likehttp://www.maschek.hu/imagemap/imgmap... to help build them for you.
You can create separate images, but if the file isn't too big, image maps end up being easier.
You can do this with tools like Adobe Dreamweaver, or you can even use free online tools likehttp://www.maschek.hu/imagemap/imgmap... to help build them for you.
You can create separate images, but if the file isn't too big, image maps end up being easier.
I've personally found this image map creator to be really great:
http://www.image-maps.com/
(it lets you draw points on your image to set boundaries -- which it didn't seem like the one you linked to lets you do, unless I'm missing some browser plugin or something?)
It's kind of wonky and has a terrible UI, but once you figure out how it works it's pretty flawless -- I've used it several times and once I get the proper shapes drawn it works perfectly.
http://www.image-maps.com/
(it lets you draw points on your image to set boundaries -- which it didn't seem like the one you linked to lets you do, unless I'm missing some browser plugin or something?)
It's kind of wonky and has a terrible UI, but once you figure out how it works it's pretty flawless -- I've used it several times and once I get the proper shapes drawn it works perfectly.
