How do I link different parts of an image to different things?
Use an image map. Client-side image maps don’t require server-side processing, so response time is faster. Server-side image maps hide the link definitions from the browser, and can act as a backup for client-side image maps for the few very old browsers that support server-side image maps but not client-side image maps. The configuration details of server-side image maps vary from server to server. Refer to your server documentation for details. Client-side image maps are implemented with HTML. The MAP element defines an individual image map and the AREA element defines specific linked areas within that image map. The USEMAP attribute of the IMG element associates an image map with a specific image. A detailed explanation (with examples) is available at
Use an image map. Client-side image maps don’t require server-side processing, so response time is faster. Server-side image maps hide the link definitions from the browser, and can act as a backup for client-side image maps for the few very old browsers that support server-side image maps but not client-side image maps. The configuration details of server-side image maps vary from server to server. Refer to your server documentation for details. Client-side image maps are implemented with HTML. The MAP element defines an individual image map and the AREA element defines specific linked areas within that image map. The USEMAP attribute of the IMG element associates an image map with a specific image.
