Hello All!
I am currently trying to create a website for a residential building. My idea is to have a rendering of the building as landing page, on which one can click on each floor to view the available apartments. This is an example of such website >
I am familiar with onMousein/out events in Wix, so this part is clear. What I am struggling with is making only part of the image clickable (each floor). I guess I need to do some king of image mapping, but wanted to make sure if that would even be possible.
Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.
Thank you in advance!
If you can find a ready-to-use component that performs the mapping / highlighting, you should be able to use a Custom Element to implement it on your site.
Did you find a good solution to this problem?
Please open your own POST, instead of bumping up 3-year old posts.
You can link to this post if you see a similar issue.
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Hi Russian-dima. Since I have you here. Did you by any chance find a good solution to this problem?
There are many ways of how to accomplish this.
But i think the most SIMPLE would be to put buttons on each FLOOR of the shown object (building). You set the color of the buttons of course to 100% OPACITY, and maybe you give the button a white border with 90% OPACITY, so the user will recognize that a floor is clickbale.
This would be my simple approch, without making a big project out of it.
Here you will find an example, which is very similar to your desired needs.
https://russian-dima.wixsite.com/meinewebsite/map
That’s a great idea. I will try this. Thank you
