Consider a scenario where you have a map image and you want to make different regions clickable, leading to different pages. How would you implement this using image maps?

Embed separate smaller images for each region.
Use CSS to overlay clickable links on the image.
Use the tag with usemap attribute to make regions clickable.
Use the
and
tags to define clickable regions on the image.

The correct way to make regions of an image clickable is by using the

element together with the

elements. The

defines an image map, and each

defines a clickable region. The usemap attribute in the tag is then used to link the image with the map. This allows different areas of a single image to link to different destinations, which can be particularly useful for things like geographical maps or diagrams.

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