Dear Monks, Is there a complete list of all the CGI shorts for the HTML tags?I am finding it a complete guess work at the moment! I'm trying to use an image as an image map, but can't seem to find the html short. 
#!perl -wT

use CGI;
use CGI::Carp qw ( fatalsToBrowser );
use strict;

my $q    =    new CGI;

print $q->header("text/html"),
      $q->start_html(-title=>"[Subscribe]", leftmargin=>"0", marginhei
+ght=>"0", topmargin=>"0", marginwidth=>"0", vspace=>"0", hspace=>"0" 
+),
      $q->start_form(-method=>"GET",-action=>"submited.pl"),
      $q->table({-border=>"1",-width=>"0%"}),
      $q->Tr([
      $q->th([$q->img({src=>"../images/menu.gif", align=>"LEFT", alt=>
+"Menu", name=>"map"})
                ]),
            ]),
#&nav_bar;
      $q->????(name=>"map", -shape=>"rect", -coords=>"310,48,353,73", 
+-href=>"#"),
      $q->end_html;

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r_mehmed novice

In reply to CGI and HTML tags by r_mehmed

Title:
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