Links in JPG & GIF images.

Hello board,
I'm making some JPGs & animated GIFs for my website, and my CMS allows images to link to only a single link; e.g. it
links the whole image. Is it possible to embed multiple links in a single image THEN upload to one's CMS? If so, how?

Marian Driscoll wrote:
JPG and GIF image files cannot contain even a single link. Links are only made through HTML.
You can slice the image (see Photoshop help on 'slicing') and then apply unique links to each slice in the CMS' WYSIWYG editor.
You can also manually enter a HTML image map for a single image file if your CMS allows raw HTML and does not filter that type of input.
Or you can use Dreamweaver.

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