DdemidnightAug 3, 2020
Hi, is there a way to have two map markers on the Google Map? Code for the map:
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Thank you,
Having Two Address (Markers) on Google Map
4 replies · opened Aug 3, 2020
SSemicolon WebSTAFFAug 4, 2020
Hello,
Absolutely! Simply consider using this code:
data-markers='[{ address: "Sydney Australia", html: "Sydney Australia", icon:{ image: "one-page/images/icons/map-icon-red.png", iconsize: [32, 32], iconanchor: [14,44] } }, { address: "Melbourne, Australia", html: "Melbourne, Australia", icon:{ image: "one-page/images/icons/map-icon-red.png", iconsize: [32, 32], iconanchor: [14,44] } }]'
This will definitely work fine. Hope this Helps!
Let us know if we can help you with anything else or if you find any further issues.
DdemidnightAug 14, 2020
Hi, what do I need to do for the data-address variable? I have tried the following but only shows one address on the map. Thank you,
`data-address='[{address: "address 1" }, { address: "address 2" }]'
SSemicolon WebSTAFFAug 15, 2020
Hello,
The use of data-address is incorrect. The data-address is used only to Center the Map on a Certain Location. You will need to use the data-markers to add Markers to Multiple Address on your Map. The codes we have provided above will work perfectly fine for this. You can use a different Value for the data-zoom Attribute to Zoom Out the Map. More Documentation available here: http://docs.semicolonweb.com/docs/shortcodes/google-maps/ .
Hope this Helps!
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DdemidnightAug 15, 2020
That helps, thank you very much.
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