Hi
I have been using MrSite to build sites the image samples below
https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xap1/v/t1.0-9/10609407_796193203751762_6398922182158586237_n.jpg?oh=5ebea7e8384ddc9d660e63acdb01fb2d&oe=55DFB827&gda=1436347387_d4611fecbe0aba1cb915f2a40708313a
These were created using image maps. Can you create image maps in Webflow, or produce something like the above but using a different technique?
Thank you
Scott
Also, whilst I’m here asking, can you
embed video animation?
Create a fixed (non-moving/scrolling) background?
Have complete freedom where you place headers, navi bars, etc?
Yes, everything, very easily.
No image-maps but you can put your bg in the site bg (body) and your main artwork in a container. Then absolute-pisitionned link boxes over what you want linking to where you want.
embed video animation: with video widget, from youtube and vimeo URLs, or with HTML widget using HTML5 video code (serach the forum for html5 video)
fixed background: check the fixed checkbox in the background settings panel
complete freedom to place what you want, as long as it’s in the browser (:
That sounds very good. The MrSite setup is very limiting, and webflow looks like it offers alot of creative freedom to set up a page however I want
Are there any tutorials for doing things like the above?
Or I suppose instead of creating one image and creating lots of links on it, could I create a central image and then place individual png images either side with links embedded in them.
Tutorial is very easy, it’s the magnificent position:absolute rule you need to master. here is it:
“Absolute positionned content is positionned regarding its closest positionned parent”
Every word counts.
So if you have a container, give it a class name and then position:relative. It changes nothing but now it’s “positionned”.
Put your image in it, or as a background of it.
Now put link blocks in it, give them dimensions, and set them to position:absolute. Now adjust the values to position them where you want, freely… their x/Y 0/0 position it the top left corner of the conteiner they’re in.
Hey, that’s web design (:
I answered your question as you asked it, but the real answer shoud be : break down your graphical content, wtch the webflow tutorials video and build yourself a real modern kickass website! (because image-map websites are a bit of a cheat 
)
Thanks for all the advice Vincent. much appreciated
