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I am migrating content from Madcap flare to Wiki Confluence. One of the greatest contraints are the image maps.
How do I use the HTML macros (HTML Image Macro) to add image maps. I have the HTML macros enabled.
Yes, you can display an image map using HTML inside an HTML macro. If you don't have the HTML, you can generate it with a tool like: Easy Imagemap Generator.
I am sorry, I misunderstood and thought you were adding the image map in a Confluence "out of the box" HTML macro. I found the documentation for an HTML Image macro, made by Adaptavist as part of the add-on, Content Formatting for Confluence.
Here is the documentation for the macro: HTML Image
Please let me know where you are running into trouble when you use the macro.
Hi Ann, thank you for the information. It was very useful.
Using the HTML Image macro, I was able to add images that are on the web.
Is there some way that I can create a image map for an image that I create or that which is saved on my system?
I haven't tried this but my understanding is you can use an imagemap generator like http://imagemap-generator.dariodomi.de/ to upload a file and create HTML for embedding it in the native HTML macro, (not the HTML Image macro by Adaptavist).
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