An image map is a graphical object where portions of the image act as links. With this plugin, you can not only create an image map, but also an alternate representation that can be used by non-visual browsers.

Search and install the plugin using the Extension Manager. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.

After installing, you must refresh the style cache. Go to the Configuration Manager and press “save” so DokuWiki will rebuild the CSS.

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{{map>media_link|Alternate Text}}

Type normal wiki markup here. Links will be automatically detected and used in the image map.

  * [[wikipage|Description @ 10,12,40,30]]
  * [[wp>image_map|An interwiki link @ 110,50,40]]
  * [[http://w3c.org/|{{w3c_logo.png|Even image links work @10,115,80,95,150,115,80,135}}]]
{{<map}}

This example will display the image media_link. (if the browser is capable of it.) There will be three links in the image:

• A link to the wiki page wikipage in a rectangle.
• An interwiki link in a circle.
• An external link in a polygon. The link is defined with an image, so the alternate text of the image is used for the map.

For a link to be used in the map, it must define the shape as part of the link text. This is done with the @ character followed by a list of coordinates. The number of coordinates determines the shape of the link.

If the label does not contain a suitable shape description, then that link will be ignored for the map. The coordinates will be removed from the link tag, in both the image map and the alternate markup.

The wiki markup inside the map block will be generated but not displayed in most browsers. If using an image map is not desirable, however, the browser can hide the image and display the alternate markup. The plugin is already configured for the braille, aural, and tty CSS media types.

Note: As with any media link, you may want to include the leading colon when defining the image

{{map>:media_link|Alternate Text}}

to avoid unexpected behavior particularly when using namespaces.

Is there a way to avoid the rendering of the links additionally below the map?

The plugin includes CSS rules that will hide the text links in desktop browsers. If the styles have not been updated, then you will see the links in addition to the image map. You need to reset the cache on the server (go to the configuration admin page and click “save”) and in your browser cache (hold the Shift key while you click “Refresh”).

Responsive images should adjust the map coordinates if Javascript is enabled. The older plugin would not work properly when the image was resized.

For me, the buttons have a text in German instead of Dutch, which I would prefer. Is this a translation error or is it only available in German?

The button text is only in the German language for us as well. I love German, but I would like to change it to English if at all possible. Can we do this? Thanks! — Courtland 2017/10/5 04:44

See imagemap/script.js lines # 29 and 30.

    + unescape("<button onClick=\"imagemap.writeOutput();document.getElementById('imagemap_light').style.display='none';document.getElementById('imagemap_fade').style.display='none';\">Uebernehmen</button><br />")
    + unescape("<button onClick=\"document.getElementById('imagemap_light').style.display='none';document.getElementById('imagemap_fade').style.display='none';\">Abbrechen</button><br />")