> Can someone send me a HTML template showing how to
> position a GIF image anywhere on the page.
> Imagine a web page with four squares in the
> various corners of the screen --- that's what I am
> after.
I'd like to see this as well. I think that the next 'version' of html
allows more freedom in positioning/formatting items like this. For the
time being, try formatting the pictures like this:
using the "preformatted" tag (<pre></pre>)...
<pre><img src = "image.gif"> (several spaces, enough to move the pix apart)
<img src = "image.gif"></pre>
I am not sure right off if this'll work. If you find a page where they've
done such a thing, save the document source file, and copy their style.
> Another example with images which have hot spots
> WITHIN THEM. Is this done with separate image
> files (nested) or with a single image with
> coordinates separating regions?
>
> Thanks, Chris Rigatuso
This is done with what's called image maps. I don't know if AotN has the
"stuff" neccesary to put this in use. It's another thing I'd like to know
more about myself.
Those in the know post relevant URLs?
Shanksh!
jaxun