In addition to automatic HTML code generation, there are many types of Web components that you can create using FrontPage. Common components to all Webs include hyperlinks and image maps. The information and services offered from this site continue to be available from Technology Training. Hyperlinks are pointers to other HTML documents. They are easily identified on a published page with an underline.
Image maps are hyperlinks, or hotspots, that are created as part of a graphic image.
Through your browser, the mouse pointer changes to a pointing hand when you mouseover a hotspot. The actual reference to the hyperlink is labeled on the status bar in your browser as well. In the sample Technology Training illustration, the graphic image contains rectangular areas that define a clickable area as the hyperlink. The bulleted items and addresses are actually part of the image. Using FrontPage, I created rectangular hotspots for each bulleted item to point to a specific page on the Web site.