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====== Adding Clickable Images in Description ====== | ====== Adding Clickable Images in Description ====== | ||
- | Clickable images are typically needed in [[: | + | Clickable images are typically needed in [[: |
- | **1. Select | + | - uploading the image in an editor/ |
+ | - updating the image map by double-clicking on the image and copy-pasting the map information in this box | ||
- | A tool/ | ||
- | **2. Copy target link you want to apply to your image map** | + | ===== Create a Clickable Image ===== |
- | Open the editor and click on the Chain-icon | + | **1. Upload the image in an ****editor/ |
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+ | **2. Update the image map by double-clicking on the image and copy-pasting the map information in this box**. This step specifies the areas in the image where a user can click to be taken to a specific link. | ||
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+ | Retrieving link information to be pasted in this image map involves a few steps which have been described in the next section. | ||
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+ | ===== Generate Image Map Information ===== | ||
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+ | A desktop / online tool is required to generate the image map information. For this documentation the online image map generator // | ||
+ | === Steps to generate Stages links === | ||
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+ | First, generate in Stages a list of all the links that you want to use in the clickable image. | ||
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+ | * Open the editor/ | ||
[[https:// | [[https:// | ||
- | Navigate | + | * Next, navigate |
[[https:// | [[https:// | ||
- | **3. Switch | + | === Steps to work in Image map tool/ |
- | In this example we explain | + | With the list of links, switch to your preferred |
- | * Open the domain and choose a picture from your PC or load a picture from a website into the generator | + | In this example, we explain |
- | * After you see your image, choose | + | |
- | * Use the link you saved in the previous step of //Stages. // | + | |
- | * Click on //Show Me The Code!// | + | |
- | * Please copy only the //< | + | |
- | //[[https:// | + | - Open the domain and select an image file from your PC or load an image from a website into the generator |
+ | - After the image is uploaded, choose the shape for the clickable area and mark it in your image | ||
+ | - Use the link you saved in the previous step of //Stages. // | ||
+ | - Optionally you can assign a title. You can distribute additional areas if you want your image to have more parts to click on. | ||
+ | - Click on //Show Me The Code!// | ||
+ | - Please copy only the //< | ||
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- | **4. Switch back to Stages** | + | === Clean up the image map output === |
- | * Upload your image to Stages | + | Before pasting the image map output in the image map section in Stages, it requires some clean-up. Copy the output in a clipboard |
- | * Double-click on the image and paste the copied link into the Image Map field | + | |
- | * Manually delete the target=“” | + | * Manually delete the string **target=“”** |
- | * Make sure **\, [,]** characters are escaped correctly inside the link e.g. | + | * Make sure **\, [,],:,#** characters are escaped correctly inside the link e.g. |
* href=“[[www.testurl.com/ | * href=“[[www.testurl.com/ | ||
* href=“[[[Role]**ProjectManager\3**]]” –→ href=“[[[Role]**ProjectManager\\3**]]" | * href=“[[[Role]**ProjectManager\3**]]” –→ href=“[[[Role]**ProjectManager\\3**]]" | ||
- | * Click on Save Your clickable image is ready to use.[[https:// | + | |
+ | [[https:// | ||
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+ | This** cleaned-up image map output** | ||