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1. Re: Hot spot on a background image?
Newsgroup_User May 11, 2007 11:37 AM (in response to BruceCSI2)Since background images are unreliable in HTML emails, I'd say this ain't
gonna work either.
But, no, you cannot create a hotspot on a background image. If background
images were reliable, you could maybe put a transparent GIF over it and
create the hotspot on that GIF.
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"BruceCSI2" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:f22cf3$c2h$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I'm redesigning an e-mail newsletter, which is currently done in Word and
> converted to html, into a straight html document. In the masthead, they
> have
> the title of the newsletter as a graphic with the company logo embedded
> and a
> hotspot over the company logo. They also have the publication date over
> the top
> of the newsletter title graphic. This means creating a new version of the
> title
> graphic with each issue, whereas my goal is to make it so they just have
> to
> change the date as text.
> I created a div for the masthead, and put a div inside of that for the
> date. I
> then set the masthead graphic as the background image for the masthead
> div.
> However, this means that the logo is no longer clickable. If I don't set
> the
> masthead graphic as the background image and just have it as an image, it
> pushes the date div down so it's aligned under the masthead graphic.
> Is there any way to create a hotspot over the logo on the background
> image, or
> is there another way to accomplish this?
>


