I am trying to understand how this plugin works :http://mattstow.com/experiment/responsive-image-maps/rwd-image-maps.html
The goal is to have responsive image maping but what I dont understand is how to come up with the coords. See below how there are a bunch of numbers, how do I calculate my own coords for my image, can some one explain what is going on with this demo and how it is to be used?
<map name="powerpuffgirls">
<area shape="poly" coords="122,36,281,36,285,37,287,39,289,42,289,47,289,48,278,77,276,81,274,84,271,85,218,85,218,90,210,90,208,95,207,99,204,100,72,100,26,87,23,84,20,81,19,76,35,40,37,38,43,35,62,35,65,30,68,26,72,25,115,25,119,27,121,30,122,36,122,36" href="#ppg" title="The Powerpuff Girls" alt="The Powerpuff Girls" />
<area shape="poly" coords="864,668,912,650,922,668,971,667,973,718,981,722,985,729,988,731,1010,731,1010,742,833,742,833,730,865,730,865,721,874,721,874,718,864,668,864,668" href="#cn" title="Cartoon Network" alt="Cartoon Network" />
<area shape="poly" coords="1010,298,995,281,979,267,962,256,944,248,927,242,909,238,876,236,857,237,838,240,817,246,797,255,778,266,761,281,746,299,735,322,730,335,728,346,726,348,721,349,709,344,711,361,718,378,708,380,697,388,688,398,685,404,685,411,686,419,691,425,698,429,707,431,735,426,743,427,752,433,762,444,774,454,798,469,787,483,779,481,772,482,761,486,753,495,747,505,746,516,746,521,748,527,751,532,759,538,741,561,734,572,732,584,733,591,737,599,744,604,754,607,765,604,776,597,797,570,817,543,857,488,865,488,893,488,910,485,924,483,930,483,935,485,939,490,934,496,931,501,929,506,932,514,938,519,945,522,954,523,966,521,979,516,985,512,989,507,993,500,994,493,991,484,986,476,967,464,982,454,998,440,1013,425,1024,409,1024,329,1017,312,1010,298,1010,298" href="#buttercup" title="Buttercup" alt="Buttercup" />
<area shape="poly" coords="571,101,563,83,562,66,549,80,541,96,537,112,536,128,537,141,531,141,508,141,508,141,511,133,517,126,533,114,500,111,476,111,452,114,438,118,424,124,410,131,400,140,392,152,390,167,391,174,394,183,400,191,409,198,391,215,379,234,371,252,368,271,367,277,368,298,371,316,381,338,396,358,414,375,399,378,387,385,379,393,377,405,378,412,382,418,388,424,395,429,411,434,425,435,431,446,439,456,459,474,480,488,502,500,514,507,523,515,528,523,530,534,529,541,526,547,515,562,532,556,548,547,562,536,574,523,583,508,590,490,594,470,596,448,596,430,591,410,587,398,599,390,613,382,628,371,643,356,657,337,666,313,669,299,670,284,669,276,668,264,670,263,697,263,704,261,711,257,716,251,719,243,718,236,715,231,706,221,694,215,683,213,677,213,670,215,664,220,656,232,645,215,652,206,657,199,660,191,662,181,660,169,655,158,648,150,638,142,617,130,596,120,582,112,571,101,571,101" href="#blossom" title="Blossom" alt="Blossom" />
<area shape="poly" coords="254,286,232,271,207,260,179,254,150,252,119,254,103,257,88,263,71,270,61,275,58,274,57,273,45,269,36,268,17,271,7,276,1,283,0,283,0,285,0,290,0,352,2,354,1,355,1,390,3,401,5,410,9,420,22,441,39,460,58,476,47,480,38,487,32,494,30,504,33,515,41,524,53,531,69,534,77,533,85,530,90,525,93,518,91,512,88,508,85,505,85,502,86,499,89,497,97,496,120,500,138,503,154,503,167,503,185,531,215,576,235,609,241,617,248,622,255,626,265,628,273,626,280,621,285,614,287,605,283,592,276,580,261,558,269,553,273,547,276,541,277,536,274,524,267,513,257,504,250,501,244,501,240,502,237,503,225,488,242,478,259,468,276,451,282,447,292,446,318,450,327,448,334,445,339,439,341,431,337,419,329,409,318,401,307,398,301,398,301,393,301,391,303,391,321,393,336,391,352,387,370,380,387,370,373,368,364,364,358,360,353,354,350,347,347,330,345,313,343,302,340,293,336,286,331,280,318,272,305,267,293,266,282,267,272,270,262,276,254,286,254,286" href="#bubbles" title="Bubbles" alt="Bubbles" />
</map>
</div>
The plugin does the heavy lifting for you.
From what I can see, the coords are whatever you want... the plug in then calculates the new coords based on the size of the image. These obtuse coordinates are for a complete outline of the powerpfuff girls and the logos... try something simple like a circle or a rectangle.
If you are still looking for a way to create the coordinates, you can use various apps on your computer or you can also do this online such as image-maps.com. Just do a search online for "online image map editors" and several will show up.
Simply upload your image or add a URL of your image and then create the shapes (rectangle, polygon, circle) with corresponding links etc. and it will output the code for you.
I have an image map of a human body that I have separated out into 3 zones (for simplicity): body, right leg, and left leg.
I want to be able to click the section of the body, and have that section change colors (ex. fill gray) and set the value of a variable to true (1) for that section. All body sections are by default a value 0.
Variables that need to be set are
{Hidden:TORSO}
{Hidden:RLEG}
{Hidden:LLEG}
Here is my image map:
<img src="http://imgur.com/wzHgrvS.jpg" usemap="#Map" border="0" />
<map name="Map"map id="bodyMap" name="myMap" >
<area shape="poly" alt="" title="Torso" href="#" id="TORSO" coords="94,84,95,134,107,177,104,189,102,200,103,209,102,221,188,220,184,197,182,183,183,168,187,153,191,142,192,129,188,89,155,90,130,90,114,89" />
<area shape="poly" alt="" title="Right Leg" href="#"id="RLEG" coords="99,221,97,242,94,259,90,270,90,291,91,315,94,333,96,343,95,347,94,358,93,366,93,372,89,387,89,405,93,421,96,439,99,456,100,470,100,477,116,477,113,462,116,441,119,423,122,408,119,392,117,376,122,363,126,337,133,314,139,289,140,273,133,265,130,252,122,240,114,231" />
<area shape="poly" alt="" title="Left Leg" href="#" id="LLEG" coords="147,269,153,303,158,319,162,338,164,348,164,357,166,365,170,373,170,380,168,391,166,403,166,414,168,427,172,443,174,460,175,469,174,474,190,473,187,453,192,437,194,423,199,399,197,381,195,349,191,335,196,315,196,289,196,265,191,242,189,222,187,218,176,230,167,239,160,249,155,262,154,266,148,270" />
</map>
I have done this with and selecting a hotspot on an image i.e. circles on a part of a body, but never the whole limb. I'm stumped.
Probably the fastest/easiest way to do this is with the ImageMapster jQuery plugin.
ImageMapster (GitHub: jamietre / ImageMapster, License: MIT) by James Treworgy makes it easier to manipulate HTML image maps. Interesting effects can be created using image maps and more modern HTML/CSS/JavaScript techniques, while still falling over to the basic functionality in older browsers.
http://www.outsharked.com/imagemapster/
These demos show that it will do exactly what you desire:
http://www.outsharked.com/imagemapster/default.aspx?demos.html
By calling $('img').mapster(options), ImageMapster will attempt to bind to each image that has an associated map. An area within the image map can be selected with $('area').mapster('select'). The project has lots of options and features.
Here is code for a somewhat basic example:
http://jsfiddle.net/nYkAG/
What you'll need to do is use is create image maps for those areas that you want to click and have something happen. If you don't have Photoshop or Firework and are looking for a free service, try Image-Maps.com.