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The <area> element defines a clickable area inside an image map (an image with clickable areas). It is always nested inside a <map> tag. The element is invisible to users but creates hyperlinked regions on an image that can be circles, rectangles, or polygons.
Key attributes include:
This example creates a rectangular clickable area on an image.
This example creates a circular clickable region.
This example creates a complex polygonal clickable area.
This example shows how to use JavaScript with the area element.
This example demonstrates multiple areas with hover effects using JavaScript.
The <area> element is supported by all major browsers. However, complex image maps may not work well on mobile devices due to the precision required for touching small areas.
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