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css placements of image links(the best way to do it)
ok, well I dont feel that I worte the subject very well, so Im going to say what I mean again, When desiging a web page thats mainly based with images(meaning links and such are images and not just text), you have a few main choices of how the page should be coded. and please inform me of more if you know of more..
I guess Im sorta looking for the most effecent way to code/view these..
One way, and thats the way I have been doing it.. but Im not sure if its the best way.. having everything float left, and build itsself..
so~ sudo code!
some sort or banner code {stuff; float:left;}
then the link images {more stuff;float:left}
Two, have the main banner image but without the images
and then padd them in... so something like,
banner {}
link one {padding-left:#; padding-top:#}
Three, shape maps..
havent really looked much into this, but I know some people have used it very well.
or something else?
-saber
I guess Im sorta looking for the most effecent way to code/view these..
One way, and thats the way I have been doing it.. but Im not sure if its the best way.. having everything float left, and build itsself..
so~ sudo code!
some sort or banner code {stuff; float:left;}
then the link images {more stuff;float:left}
Two, have the main banner image but without the images
and then padd them in... so something like,
banner {}
link one {padding-left:#; padding-top:#}
Three, shape maps..
havent really looked much into this, but I know some people have used it very well.
or something else?
-saber
I can't vote on it until you have an idea of what you want it to look like. If the links are odd shapes that need a polygon, then an image map would work well. Otherwise I would need to see it.
placing images?
I'd use position:absolute; 9 times out of ten
I'd use position:absolute; 9 times out of ten
Image links are fine, just be sure to include alt text for those who don't have images turned on or use screen readers.
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