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Create a Collection of Maps with Tabs for your Site

Step 6Link each Page Together

Link each Page Together
To re-cap;
1. You decided how many pages you want.
2. You created map code in Platial for each map and saved it on your computer.
3. You created the code to hold each map.
4. You have created two roll-over buttons for each map.

Now you must link it all together. It helps to draw out the links for your pages to ensure you dont miss anything.

From the Makers locations page again, lets take a look at the first button: Maker Shops
<a href="makershops.html" onmouseout="imageRestore()" onmouseover="imageSwap('makerlocations',,'Images/shops_rollover.png',1)"><img src="Images/shops_normal.png" alt="maker shops" width="93" height="28" border="0" id="makerlocations" /></a>

There are two sets of < >, the first makes it a link and tells the browser what the roll over image should be
<a href="makershops.html" onmouseout="imageRestore()" onmouseover="imageSwap('makerlocations',,'Images/shops_rollover.png',1)">

The second is the definition for the natural state of the button, that is, what does it look like without the user rolling the mouse over it or clicking on it?
<img src="Images/shops_normal.png" alt="maker shops" width="93" height="28" border="0" id="makerlocations" /></a>
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