Interface HTMLAreaElement

  • All Superinterfaces:
    Element, HTMLElement, Node

    public interface HTMLAreaElement
    extends HTMLElement
    Client-side image map area definition. See the AREA element definition in HTML 4.0.
    • Method Detail

      • getAccessKey

        java.lang.String getAccessKey()
        A single character access key to give access to the form control. See the accesskey attribute definition in HTML 4.0.
      • setAccessKey

        void setAccessKey​(java.lang.String accessKey)
      • getAlt

        java.lang.String getAlt()
        Alternate text for user agents not rendering the normal contentof this element. See the alt attribute definition in HTML 4.0.
      • setAlt

        void setAlt​(java.lang.String alt)
      • getCoords

        java.lang.String getCoords()
        Comma-separated list of lengths, defining an active region geometry.See also shape for the shape of the region. See the coords attribute definition in HTML 4.0.
      • setCoords

        void setCoords​(java.lang.String coords)
      • getHref

        java.lang.String getHref()
        The URI of the linked resource. See the href attribute definition in HTML 4.0.
      • setHref

        void setHref​(java.lang.String href)
      • getNoHref

        boolean getNoHref()
        Specifies that this area is inactive, i.e., has no associated action. See the nohref attribute definition in HTML 4.0.
      • setNoHref

        void setNoHref​(boolean noHref)
      • getShape

        java.lang.String getShape()
        The shape of the active area. The coordinates are givenby coords. See the shape attribute definition in HTML 4.0.
      • setShape

        void setShape​(java.lang.String shape)
      • getTabIndex

        int getTabIndex()
        Index that represents the element's position in the tabbing order. See the tabindex attribute definition in HTML 4.0.
      • setTabIndex

        void setTabIndex​(int tabIndex)
      • getTarget

        java.lang.String getTarget()
        Frame to render the resource in. See the target attribute definition in HTML 4.0.
      • setTarget

        void setTarget​(java.lang.String target)