Image maps

Image map hot spots to create links on specific areas of a picture:

An image map is used for placing multiple links on a single image. For example on a medical site, where a photo of the human body could have links to different pages when different parts of the body are clicked.

For this follow these steps:

Insert your image into your page using Insert > Image or clicking the Tree symbol from the Insert panel.
Select the image with the Properties panel open.
You will find in the bottom left corner of the panel the Map with a text box and 3 blue icons under it.

Give your image map an appropriate name in the text box.

Now click on either of the blue icons which are hotspots drawing tools (Rectangular, Oval and Polygon hotspot tools).

Draw your hotspot area which on clicking should go to a particular link. Hotspots are links with location co-ordinates on the image. Give the link details (link, target and alt tag).

After you have drawn and defined all your hotspots, click on the black arrow icon below the map name to get back to the arrow cursor.

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