Take this piece of code:
map.openInfoWindow(myMarker.getLatLng(), htmlNodes, {pixelOffset:new
GSize(0,-33)});
That opens the infowindow zero pixels left and right of
myMarker.getLatLng() and -33 down (or 33 pixels up) from
myMarker.getLatLng().
[quote]
Specifies a number of pixels in the up (x) and right (y) direction to
move the infowindow away from the given GLatLng.
[/quote]
I think the documentation infers that the code would open the
infowindow zero pixels up and -33 pixels right (33 pixels left) of
myMarker.getLatLng()?
Martin.
On 25 Feb, 09:59, Pil <wolf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 25, 10:11 am, Martin <warwo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > The GSize() offsets the anchor at which the infowindow is opened RIGHT
> > (x) and DOWN (y) (from the given GLatLng()) i'm sure sounds better...
>
> Maybe, but GSize measures in pixels, and in your definition that
> wouldn't be clear.
>
> "from the given GLatLng()" would rather suggsest that the measurement
> has something to do with lats and longs which could lead to think in
> the wrong direction.
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