http://geographicalmedia.org/africa/posts/topic/map/rss/xmlPosts about map from Africahttp://geographicalmedia.orgWed, 07 Jan 2009 07:07:57 GMThttp://geographicalmedia.comhttp://geographicalmedia.org/_ui/style/img/admin/explore-lara.gifhttp://geographicalmedia.comRSS Provided by .geographical mediahttp://geographicalmedia.org/africa/gambia/fajara/post/2008/3/26/add-google-maps-to-your-websiteYesturday we released a new version of .geographical media and are happy to announce the new mapping features. We've integrated with both Google Maps...<div class='ShowMediaItem'><div id="FeaturedViewer"><img id="PicViewFeatured" src='http://geographicalmedia.org/_library/pictures/post images/viewmap-d.jpg' /></div><div class='ShowMediaDate'>Wednesday, March 26, 2008</div><div class='ShowMediaBody'><p>Yesturday we released a new version of .geographical media and are happy to announce the new mapping features. We've integrated with both Google Maps and Microsoft Virtual Earth to allow .geo users to put maps anywhere on there website, and to provide automatic mapping functionality for all media items. </p><p>To put a static map on your page use the Layout > This Page function to edit the features on your page. You will find a new feature in your feature list called Map. Drag the map onto your page where you want it to appear. Edit the Feature Settings to set the map size and location. </p><p><img src="http://geographicalmedia.org/_library/pictures/post%20images/pagelayoutmap.jpg" /> </p><p>Also you will see the small "View Map" icons on all your search result pages and post/photo pages where you have selected the location of the media item. </p><p><img src="http://geographicalmedia.org/_library/pictures/post%20images/map.gif" /> < View Map Icon </p><p>Enjoy your new maps! </p></div></div>Wed, 26 Mar 2008 05:11:29 GMT