- Mapping Kit
- Installation and configuration
- Modules
- How to's
- A simple map with a Google base layer
- A more complex map with several google layers
- Show nodes on a map using GeoRSS markers.
- Map with users
- Overlay maps with GPS tracks
- Map layers and taxonomy
- Map with image feed
- WFS overlay with popups
- KML layer example
- TMS layer example
- Google Street View and Virtual Earth
- Inline maps
- Overview maps
- Using an image as a map
- Zoom to locations
Using an image as a map
From http://openlayers.org/dev/examples/image-layer.html: The "City Lights" layer below is created from a single web accessible image. If you construct it without any resolution related options, the layer will be given a single resolution based on the extent/size. Otherwise, it behaves much like a regular layer. This is primarily intended to be used in an overview map - where another layer type might not make a good overview.
The image layer is defined by type|url|title|size.
[map layers="1" 1="image|http://earthtrends.wri.org/images/maps/4_m_citylights_lg.gif|City lights|580,288" maxextent="-180,-88.759,180,88.759" width="580" height="288" controls="statusbar"/]
