Reputation: 73
Situation's a bit of a long stoy so I won't bother. Point being, I'm trying to place image links to different pages on specific places on top of a background image. I have the background image, and I have the linked images appearing within the div. The problem is now the images don't change no matter how I change their parameters. Here's the HTML
<div class='links' id ='canvas'>
<a id='anchor1' href ='index.html'><img class='one' src ="images/links/Alert-detail.png" ></a>
<a id='anchor2' href ='index.html'><img class='two' src ="images/links/Command-detail.png" ></a>
<a id='anchor3' href ='index.html'><img class='three' src ="images/links/floppy-detail.png" ></a>
<a id='anchor4' href ='index.html'><img class='four' src ="images/links/smiling-computer-sea-green.png" ></a>
<a id='anchor5' href ='index.html'><img class='five' src ="images/links/trash-detail.png" ></a>
<a id='anchor6' href ='index.html'><img class='six' src ="images/links/unhappy-computer-blue.png" ></a>
<a id='anchor7' href ='index.html'><img class='seven' src ="images/links/watch-detail.png" ></a>
</div>
Note I'm not having the links lead to anywhere until I get the positions right.
And the CSS for it
#canvas{
position:relative;
height: 410px;
width: 881px;
outline: 2px solid red;
background-image:url('../images/link layout.png');
}
.anchor1{
position:absolute;
top: 200px;
left: 100px;
outline: 2px solid green;
z-index: 15;
}
Upvotes: 0
Views: 114
Reputation: 466
You are referring to .anchor1
which is a class, however you want to use #anchor1
which would refer to an ID. I would suggest adding a class to all of the <a>
tags which you apply the position, outline
and z-index
to, and using the #anchor1
, #anchor2
etc for the left
and top
attributes.
Upvotes: 1