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178 Chapter 10<br />

Just as with hyperlinks, you can include a title attribute in an tag to make a<br />

ScreenTip appear when a user hovers the mouse over it. This is especially helpful when<br />

there is no text in the area, such as on a map or a photo.<br />

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Finally, reference the map’s name in the tag for the image with the usemap attribute.<br />

You must include a pound or hash sign (#) before the map name, as shown in the<br />

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In this exercise, you will create an image map that uses one graphic as a navigation bar<br />

with multiple hyperlinks.<br />

SET UP Be sure to use the files provided specifically for this exercise, and not earlier<br />

versions. Use the index.htm file in the practice folder for this topic. This file is located<br />

in the Documents\Microsoft Press\<strong>HTML5</strong> SBS\10Navigation\CreatingImageMap<br />

folder. Open the index file in Notepad and in Internet Explorer.<br />

1. Immediately after the tag that contains the bar.jpg graphic, add an image<br />

map definition.<br />

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2. Name the map navbar, and then set its ID to navbar.<br />

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3. Within the tag, create the following hotspots:<br />

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