Okay, here's my newest issue (I have many):
I made a navigation bar thingie (I'm SO technical) for getting around my website, and I added a hotspot to it (in Microsoft Frontpage) and then copied the HTML and stuck it into my indextemplate and dailytemplate. After a bit of tweaking, I got the image where I wanted and everything.
BUT...
Where's my link? There was supposed to be a link on my 'Archives' spot, (not the others yet, I still have to make those pages), but... it's not there. It makes me sad.
Imagemapping/Hotspots
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Kirb
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Can't help you if you don't link to your site.
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Gah. Frontpage. Honestly, I think that program causes more issues that it helps.
Try a different approach for your links, to see if it works better.
What I do for my sidebar is make each of my links seperately, put them in a table vertically, then just link each one. I've found you have much more control over what the site does or does not read, that way.
Try a different approach for your links, to see if it works better.
What I do for my sidebar is make each of my links seperately, put them in a table vertically, then just link each one. I've found you have much more control over what the site does or does not read, that way.
This is going in my notebook titled "Things I Didn't Know about Surface Dwellers."
