Hey CorelDRAW Graphics Suite family... Some help here, PLEASE... So, I've bought my own domail and want to create a couple of Hotspots in one image... So I've created the page/post on the domain. I've added the Hotspot to the design but only problem is I do not know in what format to export the file... Have done PNG but the image do not save the Hotspots... I've seen a tutorial for ...... (think it's an Adobe thing) where they export the file to an HTML kind of format... Now I may be wrong but I didn't see an HTML format from the Export tab.
Any help will be appreciated. Oh, and if you want to contact me then please email me at write@dvg109.co.za
Thank you so much for your program Corel guys *and girls*
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George
Again... Thank you so much but when exporting the file as an HTML... *blush* but I don't know how to Export the file...
Look at the sign guy image above. Go to top left of your screen and then go file/export for/html
Thank you Bob... I have done that *and were very excited when I've done it* but there is more options when this have been done... That's what I'm not sure about.
What options are you not sure about?
If you are using an html editor to make your site you would be better off exporting as a png image and adding your hot spots in your editor. The way you are going now creates the entire html page, if that is what you want.
I've learned myself with Wordpress but I've always wondered how to create the image to have a hotspot.... I am designing the correct link on the website and the create the image with nthe hotspots but I have no idea in what format to export the file... I've seen the image and that helped a lot but now I do not know how to proceed from there... And thank you for your replies...
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Thank you...
Divan,
Great images but you should size them prior to putting them in the WP. You will have to add your link to your image in WP and not the way you are doing it now. WordPress is php based and you are generating a full html page, won't work right.
You got to deal with sizing images properly and then optimizing them so they look great and have the smallest possible file size. PNG 24bit works well for the type of images you have.
If you look at the content area of your site you got about 960pixels side by side so if you want the image to be 1/2 that size the width needs to be 480px. Yes the site will reduce them for you but slow load and you can do a better job quality wise. Clearly you sell visual so make it it's best first.