Re: Amaya 9.3 RC bug: Image maps

Hi,

The default position and size is not the most serious problem, even if 
it is very annoying. But these two bugs are serious, because they 
compromise the validity of the documents:

1. When an image map is created (XHTML > Map area > Insert a map), the 
map element is created as a block element. The W3C validator detects an 
error. Moreover, if the document doctype is XHTML 1.1, there is another 
bug according to the W3C validator: Amaya creates an invalid name 
attribute in the map element.

2. When an area is created (XHTML > Map area > Circle area, for 
instance), Amaya creates a second map element (the map element created 
with "Insert a map" is then useless). Moreover, if the document doctype 
is XHTML, there is another bug according to the W3C validator: Amaya 
insert a # in the usemap and the id attributes.

Best regards,
Bartolomé Sintes (http://ww.mclibre.org)

Irene Vatton wrote:
> On Monday 05 December 2005 10:23, Bartolomé Sintes Marco wrote:
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>Image maps creation still has a lot of bugs in Amaya 9.3 RC. Please, try
>>to create an image map with Amaya (you will notice that it is not easy
>>to do it) and validate the document after each step and you will find
>>lots of errors.
>>
>>If the document is an XHTML 1.1 document, the W3C validator will detect
>>still more errors.
> 
> 
> This error was already reported, but we didn't find a solution yet wit WX 
> toolkit.
> Today, Amaya generates an area with a default position and a default size, 
> then the user can resize and move it with Ctrl + Mouse buttons.
> 
> 
>>Best regards,
>>Bartolomé Sintes (http://www.mclibre.org)
> 
>

Received on Monday, 5 December 2005 17:55:37 UTC