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Is it possible to do image mapping in CSS? I know it's possible to do a lot of things in CSS. So I was curious about Image Maps. Or is it just better to do that in the html?

It's not called image mapping, but you can achieve a similar effect by just styling <a> tags to be block-level elements (display: block) and then positioning them over the picture you have. I have a live example of that here, feel free to pick at the code if you want. As you can see, it doesn't even have to be all rectangles anymore - as of now, almost everything supports border-radius so you can have the area be a rounded rectangle or a circle too, and with CSS3 transforms you can do a lot of things!

Thank you Dubs. CSS sure has come a long way. ^-^ I'll check the coding out!