Add or modify a hotspot A picture can contain one or more
clickable hyperlinked areas that are called hotspots, which
function like any other hyperlink. You can also set a default
hyperlink for all other areas on the picture where you haven't
defined a hotspot. The Pictures toolbar provides tools that
enable you to draw rectangular, circular and polygonal-shaped
hotspots on an image. After you draw the hotspot, the Insert
Hyperlink dialog box appears for you to specify the link for the
hotspot. You can highlight hot spots on a picture in Microsoft
Expression Web, such as when it's hard for you to see the hot
spot outlines on the picture. To set a hyperlink for all other
areas on the image outside of the hotspots, select the image and
add a hyperlink to it. For more information, see Create or
modify a hyperlink. In Design view, in your web page, click the
picture to which you want to add a hotspot. On the Pictures
toolbar, click Rectangular Hotspot , Circular Hotspot , or
Polygonal Hotspot . On the picture, do