Sam H wrote: >Please explain what you mean by MAP tags, or please just refer me to a >URL where I can examine such tags. I have never heard of such. What >are they supposed to do? Certainly I would not imagine that they would >have anything to do with displaying a graphic representation of some >geography or some line drawing on a web page because you can easily do >that with just an ordinary image file. I assume (L.D has been almost as wage as I am lately <g>) that she's refering to image-maps (there's one in the examples directory in Arachne). I have never heard of a XMS tag (which probably makes it HTML 4.0 or non-compatible). The MAP tag works fine (atleast when I've tried it). I was actually discussing a small improvment in the MAP handling appartment with Michael but he was reluctant to try it out IIRC (I had only tested my own Arachne version with a few html files that used it). IMHO a (graphical) program is the most suited program for making the basics in MAP tags (especially if you want to make the tag around some sort of complex object). I used some program for Win 3.x back in 1998 to turn a normal (Star Wars) poster into an image-map with a bunch of links. //Bernie
