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Map area link not working

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On https://ampelite.co.nz/ the header is a single bg image. I have added HTML to roughly Map the logo part, and link it to the home page. Works with all browsers except Firefox. From much research I suspect not having a real image may be the root, in which case a work-around would be useful.

On https://ampelite.co.nz/ the header is a single bg image. I have added HTML to roughly Map the logo part, and link it to the home page. Works with all browsers except Firefox. From much research I suspect not having a real image may be the root, in which case a work-around would be useful.

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Screenshot of the issue? I see a small screen of the page nothing big to full the screen.

This what you wanted?

I am not a web developer, but I know how validate code that is sent to Firefox from a webpage to see what the W3C Nu HTML Checker comes up with.

https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=https%3A%2F%2Fampelite.co.nz%2F

See the 4. error: Element area is missing required attribute coords.

Hi @edmeister, nice tool, will be using it. Unfortunately that wasn't the problem.

NB: I am now working on a copy at https://ampelite.co.nz/Home_test.php

After playing with coords for a bit, I moved the header background image to in the img/usemaps - that also didn't help.

baffled, me .....

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@edmeister: Co-ords was the main issue, I had to position stuff to put the clickable area in the right place. Thanks :-)