Image map (using entire museum image) which uses a inner and outer area for each
picture?  Except your museum doesn't have the "paintings" aligned well for that.
Unless you were to use circle instead of rectangle and figured them as a sort of
target area and not exact dimensions.  At least that way if you were to click on
a central part of each picture then it could take the browser to the picture
itself, and clicking on the immediate surrounding area (corners, frame region)
would take you to the gallery.  Not sure what Netscape thinks of those internal
selection zones, believe it did alright, IE 4 and 5 seem okay with them.
Don't ask me about netiquette, something I know very little about.

Bob

"David Fontaine" <dav### [at] faricynet> wrote in message
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| > Well, I'm gonna go ahead with the mouseover status-bar thing. I know,
| > it's considered "bad", blah blah blah, but it's the only way I see to do
| > it given that NS won't show the ALT ot TITLE in tooltips.
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| BTW someone said it would be better to link to the actual pics rather than
| the galleries; I didn't do this because AFAIK, isn't it bad netiquette? If
| you have an idea as to how to set up the links to go to the pic AND the
| gallery, tell me :-)
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