Posted by Neredbojias on 06/07/07 06:44

On Wed, 06 Jun 2007 23:18:05 GMT John Doe scribed:

> In order to adopt css, I'm trying to find a solution to replace an image
> map I had on a page.
> My layout was a simple picture centered horizontally. Four words were on
> the pics (as menu) and I used an image map.
> Now, I know how to center a pic using CSS and I can use 4 text strings
> as menu redirecting users on the appropriate page. what I don't know is
> to position the words relatively to the pic like they were part of the
> pic : if the page is resized, the pic will remain centered and the text
> must be at the same position 'in' the pic.

It could be done with css but I suggest that an image map is the simpler
and more proper way to do such things. While text strings might, indeed,
be resized with font-resizing, how would you maintain the original relative
layout of all items with respect to one another?

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Neredbojias
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