![]() ![]() Visitor location will automatically used as a center address.Īlignment. If the width of the map is set in percentage you can choose to display it to the left/center/right in relation to the content area. Geolocate User. The user will see a pop-up asking for geolocation permission. ![]() Information Window Open. Display marker information hovering or clicking on it. Markers Draggable. Choose whether to allow dragging markers over the map or not. Map Draggable. Choose whether to allow dragging map using mouse or not. Like this, you have the 'Google-maps-effect' you refer to: your line is rendered always in the same width on your screen, whatever scale you zoom to. Wheel Scrolling. Choose whether to allow zooming using mouse scroll or not. That's quite easy: use pixel, points or mm as units for the width of the line (road, river) - thus a unit that refers to your rendered image/screen and not to the real world. You can also set the minimum and maximum values for the zoom parameter. ![]() Zoom levels are between 0 (the entire world can be seen on one map) and 21+. Zoom Level+Maximum/Minimum Zoom. Google Maps has an integer ‘zoom level’ which is the resolution of the current view. Or you can right click on the map and set a center address. Height. Height of the map should be provided in pixels.Ĭenter address + latitude+longitude. Center address of the map can be determined automatically based on your current location either you can fill it with autocomplete feature. Width. You can set the width of the map in percentage of the content area or fixed pixels.
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