By Gerben Zaagsma on

Is there a way to define clickable regions in a Drupal header?

I have a header image with some logos in it (a flat jpeg image so one image file). The logos need to be clickable while the rest of the header image can link back to the home page. I know how to code this in html with coordinates but I have no idea how to get it working in Drupal and where to change it.

Any help much appreciated, thanks,
Gerben

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WorldFallz commented

is it a static image that appears on every page? If so, I would just put the image map right in the page.tpl.php file.

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Gerben Zaagsma commented

Hi, yes it is a fixed header that is the same on all pages. So I could put the code with coordinates for the logos in page.tpl.php? Could you perhaps tell me where?

thanks,
Gerben

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Gerben Zaagsma commented

Brilliant, I got it already!

Thanks a lot,
Gerben