- 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
Inline maps
This example shows how maps can be shown inline, with text flowing around the maps.
The last map will use the full width of the content area. The alignment can be controlled by adding a class parameter to the map definition with a value of align-left or alight-right.
It is also possible to control style parameters of the map. The maps will also show coloured borders when using the internal or java map clients. Note that the java map client that is used here is only of limited functionality.
The left map is defined as [map width="256" height="256" projection="EPSG:4326" maxextent="-180,-90,180,90" extent="-180,-90,0,90" layers="1" 1="wms|http://aardbodem.nl/?q=node/70/wms|Bevolking|pop_2003_quantile" class="align-left" style="border: 2px solid red;" controls="default"/] The map at the right uses class="align-right" style="border: 2px solid green;". The bottom map only has the style set to style="border: 2px solid blue;".
