I have the following code (well, with links altered for anonymity) in my page...
<a href="http://www.page1.com" ><img usemap="#termsclickable" src="picture.png" /></a>
<map id="termsclickable" name="termsclickable">
<area shape="rect" coords="750,376,938,409" target="_blank" href="http://www.page2.com" alt="" title="" />
</map>
In Chrome and Firefox I can click anywhere outside the rectangle co-ordinates and be taken to page1, and click within the co-ords and get page 2, but in Internet Explorer nothing happens when I click outside the co-ords.
What's odd is that if I right click and click 'Open link' it works.
Has anyone seen this odd behaviour before and knows of a workaround? Or perhaps something wrong with my syntax?
Perhaps use the 'default' shape. You can find relevant examples here.
EDIT: Just copying a relevant example from the linked page:
I am going to answer my own question so that others can come here to get an answer.
As suggested by @Pete I need to define another area that encompases the whole image, and then list it last in my image map....