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Working with Hyperlinks and Interactivity 61

Using hotspots and rollovers

A hotspot is a transparent hyperlink region on a Web page. Usually

placed on top of bitmap images, hotspots act like buttons that respond

when clicked in a Web browser. They are especially useful if you want

the visitor to be able to click on different parts of a picture (such as a

graphic “menu” or map of your site). To give you an idea of how they

work, we’ll need to create one.

 Click the

Insert Hotspot button on the left toolbar. The

cursor changes to a cross.

Let’s place a hotspot over the butterfly in the photo.

 Click slightly to the upper left of the butterfly, then drag down and

right to draw a box. (You can

adjust it later.)

When you release the mouse

button, the familiar Hyperlinks

dialog appears. This time, it’s

waiting for you to provide a

destination.

 Select “A page in your publication” and designate page 2 in the

drop-down list. Click OK.

If necessary, you can use the Pointer tool to move or resize a hotspot,

like any graphic. There’s no limit to the number of hotspots you can

use. You can also add extra nodes to a hotspot, allowing it to be fit into

any irregular region; there’s more on this in online help.

Rollover graphics combine several images with HTML code in such a

way that a different image appears (or some other event is triggered)

depending on how the user’s mouse “rolls over” the object. For

example, a rollover button might appear “down” or “up” depending on

whether the user’s mouse was over it.

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