The modern HTML provides such a function as creation of image-maps. Simply put, it is the ability of cutting an image in multiple areas, with every area having a link tied to it. So, if you click on an area of the map, you are sent to one web page. And if you click on the second area of the map, another page opens.
Basically, there are two types of image maps: server-side and client-side. The most used type is client-side maps, as there are some implementation problems with the server-side image maps.
The client-side image maps are
If you've been looking for a way to get a custom scroll bar onto your web page, without worrying about all the clunk of browser compatibility, you might want to check out the FleXcroll Customizable, Standards Compliant ScrollBar by Hesido.
This is what the author, Hesido, had to say about the features of their scrollbar: "fleXcroll supports mouse-wheel and keyboard scroll (from version 1.5.0), and text selection aid (from version 1.7.5) so people can text-select overflowed contents, making it behave almost the same as (and in some cases better
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Enter the location of the web page you want to check in the entry field at the top of the page. Select the 'Check It' button to evaluate the page. If you wish to select a different accessibility guideline than the one shown, select the 'change guideline' link.
The accessibility checker evaluates your Web page and produces a report of all accessibility problems for your selected guideline. The checker identifies 3 type of problems:
1. Known problems (you must modify your page to fix these problems)
2. Likely problems (you likely must
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