Re: Client-side Image Maps and WebCat?
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 20884
interpreted = N
texte = >So you're saying you already have all the pages in static HTML, without>using WebCatalog to create them?This was one of the things I tried to ask about early on. Using WebCat with a site already created. I was told WebCat didn't care about the graphic part so I thought I was okay. What I have is what DreamWeaver creates - so my homepage has a next button that calls up the next page. This page has several category choices (French, Country etc.) which have buttons that take them to a main page for that category. Then sub-categories offer choices (such as pots and pans etc.). So a link to the first page of that and then next buttons till end of sub-category. >Are they consistent enough that they can be displayed from a template? This >would be the ultimate, because it makes it much easier to maintain and update >your site.If by consistent you mean that the hot spots occur in the same spots on each page then no they aren't consistent.>---But, if you have good reasons to leave the static HTML pages as they>stand now, we can give you a recommendation for how to modify all those>client-side image maps so they lead into a shopping cart. I will need to >see your site to get a feel for the best way to proceed.
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>So you're saying you already have all the pages in static HTML, without>using WebCatalog to create them?This was one of the things I tried to ask about early on. Using WebCat with a site already created. I was told WebCat didn't care about the graphic part so I thought I was okay. What I have is what DreamWeaver creates - so my homepage has a next button that calls up the next page. This page has several category choices (French, Country etc.) which have buttons that take them to a main page for that category. Then sub-categories offer choices (such as pots and pans etc.). So a link to the first page of that and then next buttons till end of sub-category. >Are they consistent enough that they can be displayed from a template? This >would be the ultimate, because it makes it much easier to maintain and update >your site.If by consistent you mean that the hot spots occur in the same spots on each page then no they aren't consistent.>---But, if you have good reasons to leave the static HTML pages as they>stand now, we can give you a recommendation for how to modify all those>client-side image maps so they lead into a shopping cart. I will need to >see your site to get a feel for the best way to proceed.
Susie
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