usemap and ismap are attributes of this tag
<img>
Which is the correct way to wright this code
A: <map name="menubar" id="menubar"> </map>
B: <map id="menubar" name="menubar"> </map>
C: They are both correct
A
Runs horizontally on base of the image
What is the x axis
what does TM mean
What is Trademark
What are character entity references?
code snippets interpreted as special characters
What is an Image Map Button Bar
a navigation bar that uses graphical images
Fix this code.
<img src="smiley.gif" alt="Smiley face" height="42" width="42"> </img>
<img src="smiley.gif" alt="Smiley face" height="42" width="42">
there is no </img>
Runs vertically on the image
what is the y axis
Map tags
<map> </map>
True or False: The only shape attributes are rect circle and poly
true
Most web developers prefer to use this which does not have to send the x and y coordinates of the mouse click to the web server
what is the client side image map
True or false: you need to use the <img> tag before typing the coordinates of a shape
false
What is a coordinate pair?
a pair of numbers; the first is the x axis and the 2nd is the y axis
<area></area>
Area tag
What does the HREF do in code?
specifies a links destination
In this, the image is displayed by the client and implemented by a program
what is a server side image map
What does the SRC do in an image code
specifies the image URL
the "poly" shape does what
lets you create a shape based off of all the points input in the code
Coords atribute
(x,y)
What does <div> do
defines a division or section in html document
Something is wrong with this line of code. Correct it.
<img "/wp-content/uploads/flamingo.jpg">
Add an src= between the space after <img and before "/wp..."
Fix this code:
<area shape="poly" coords="0, 2, 4, 4.2, 6.9" href=" " alt=" " />
there can't be spaces in between the numbers and the commas
If the code says <area shape="circle" coords="308,113,72" what is the center point of the circle?
72
( )
nonbreaking space
What are all the attributes of the <area> tag
shape, coords, href, and alt