Server-Slide vs. Client-Side Image Maps
What are the 2 types of image maps?
server-side and client-side
What are the x- and y-coordinates based off of?
a position relative to the x- and 7-axes
What is the final step in creating an image map?
writing the HTML code for the map
where the image is displayed
What is the next step in creating the home page?
What is a server-side image map?
What runs horizontally along the base of the image?
The x-axis
what is <map>?
The map start tag
What is the Home tab?
commands the most frequently used to create and edit images
the registered trademark symbol is...
a special character
What is a client-side image map?
The browser does all the work
What runs vertically along the left of the image?
The y-axis
What is </map>
The map end tag
What button contains a drop-down arrow to access functions such as Open, save, and Print that were on the File menu?
The paint button
What are character entity references?
code snippets that are interpreted by Web browsers
What is a disadvantage to a server-side image maps?
They require additional software in order to run on a Web server
What is a coordinate pair?
the x- and y-coordinates
What defines the specific areas of the map and links and anchors for those areas?
<area>
What is the tools group
it displays tools that are used to edit or draw an image
What does a registered trademark symbol do?
its a distinctive indicator used by an individual, a business organization, or another type a legal entity
What does an image map have to do before it can be used?
It must be registered to the server
What can you use to determine the x- and y-coordinates of various image points?
simple or sophisticated image editing or paint program
The x- and y-coordinates for each map area are inserted into the <area> tag with what attribution?
coords
What is the colors group?
displays a palette of colors that can be used to set the colors of the foreground, the background, or other elements in a drawing
When do you insert the registered trademark symbol?
after the </span> tag