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    <p>I imagine you're creating an image with links. Here is another solution thinking out of the box a bit. Incorporate the link wording into the image design itself and use an imagemap to tell the browser what parts of the image are to be treated as clickable links. Then, the position of the links are in fact part of the image itself and you can skip over toying with CSS to get these links to behave properly.</p> <p>First, you have the image tag. With the usemap attribute that must be '#mapname'. In this code, my map's name is 'home' so my usemap attribute is "#home".</p> <pre><code>&lt;nav&gt; &lt;img class="navbar" src="./images/navbar.gif" usemap="#home" alt="Home, Auto Service, Hours &amp; Location, Contact Info, Image Gallery" /&gt; </code></pre> <p>Then, you write your map out in pixel pairs. On my page here, I have one long image of buttons rather than placing an image of the button 5 times, I made one image with 5 copies of my button. Each area tag is covering one rectangular (shape="rect") segment of the image. In the first one here, I am starting in the top left hand corner of the image at "0,0... (x,y). The rectangle's bottom right corner is 186 pixels to the right, and 40 pixels down from that first point, so it is ...186, 40" The href should be self explanatory to mean that those bounds link to it.</p> <pre><code>&lt;map name="home"&gt; &lt;area shape="rect" coords=" 0, 0, 186, 40" href="index.html" alt="Mortensen Motors Homepage" /&gt; &lt;area shape="rect" coords=" 186, 0, 372, 40" href="auto_service.html" alt="Tullahoma Auto Service" /&gt; &lt;area shape="rect" coords=" 372, 0, 558, 40" href="hours_and_location.html" alt="Located in Tullahoma, Tennessee" /&gt; &lt;area shape="rect" coords=" 588, 0, 744, 40" href="contact_info.html" alt="Contact info" /&gt; &lt;area shape="rect" coords=" 744, 0, 930, 40" href="image_gallery.html" alt="Mortensen Motors image gallery" /&gt; &lt;/map&gt; &lt;/nav&gt; </code></pre> <p>So I used one image, and I made 5 links. This would be perfect for what you're doing because the coords="" attribute is based on the image's pixels by the image file, not by actual display size. Therefore, they do not stray from their intended areas of image coverage based on zooming.</p>
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    1. COcool I like this one, im gonna give this a try.
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    2. COSo im attempting, although Im not sure how I can visually see where my links are being placed to begin setting coords.
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    3. COTo do this, you will need to first actually draw in the wording for the links in the image. Then you will have to use your image editor to know what (x,y) pixel values are the top left and bottom right corners of each area you want to be treated as a link. Almost every image editor should display the coordinates that the mouse is hovering over at any given point.
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