Operation Manual

98 Adding Web Objects

3. Navigate around the map using supporting panning and zoom

controls—drag the hand cursor to pan, the zoom slider and buttons to

magnify/zoom out. If you've got a mouse with a scroll wheel, ensure

Enable mouse scroll wheel zoom is checked for optimum zoom

control.

4. (Optional) From the Navigation control drop-down list, select Full

(for panning, Zoom buttons, and Zoom slider), Compact (for Zoom

buttons only), or None (to hide all navigation controls).

5. (Optional) From the Map type Control drop-down list, select Bar (for

side-by-side Map and Satellite options), drop-down Menu (for Map,

Satellite, and Terrain modes), or None (to hide map type controls).

6. Click OK.

You'll see the mouse pointer change to the Paste cursor. What

you do next determines the initial size and placement of the map.

To insert the map at the default size, simply click the mouse.

- or -

To set the size of the map to better fit your page design, drag out a

region and release the mouse button.

The Street View icon can be dragged onto your map to display

the location under you cursor in Street View. Click to exit the

Street View window. If you don't want this feature available to web

visitors, uncheck Show Street Control in the dialog.

Adding markers

You can add an unlimited number of red markers to your Google Map.

Each markers can display further details on hover over and mouse click.