Including a .html as an image

[Monovertex]

Ok, I was messing up making a map for one of the images on my site, but then I discovered I can do a similar thing in ImageReady. So I created areas that link on the image through ImageReady. However, when I wanted to save optimized, the only options were .jpg or .html. Tried with both. The jpg does nothing... it doesn't holds the areas. The html doesn't appears when I try to use <img src=... >. When I simply double-click the html on my computer, a window appears, with the image I want and those linking-areas working.

So, my question is, how can I put up that html as an image, on my page? It would save me some work and it would be easier to edit...

Thanks in advance.

 

[DDRtists]

You can make PHP pages into images, I don't know about HTML.

 

[phyrex1an]

I suppose that you are supposed to use the code in that .html file in your own page, ie you should not try to use it as an image on its own or something like that.

 

[Monovertex]

Oh! Now I see! I didn't tried to open the image in notepad xD Silly me

Thanks! I would +rep ya, but you have it disabled and you're an admin, after all

 

[Chile]

Image Ready takes it's default "save as" from Photoshop. If you go back to Photoshop and save a file as a .gif, you can save the file as a gif instead of a jpeg.

Saving with html only means that the html used to create the image map is also written.

 

[Monovertex]

But, doing that and saving as GIF keeps the hot spots?