Hi Pamela,

The first option would be the best as it would allow for any type of
info window, including those that extend beyond the map. I grab it and
stuff it into my window and go (the only issue might be what width?)
However I can see a use for your second suggestion (i.e. in the very
small square maps people show for where's that?). At this size it
might be more helpful to have a third option which passes out just the
title (for tooltips), a link to the wikipedia or panoramio page, and a
(non square) thumbnail url link (for Panoramio at least). With a base
thumbnail link all the various sizes are available, however I know
Panoramio has special terms about what must be displayed on a page
with their photo and I was having problems designing it cleanly into
250x250 space.

The third option would allow me to design a small tooltip (with an
optional thumbnail),  that would let the user see what they would get
when they click on the link and navigate to the full page (in _almost_
any size map). The non square thumbnail is important because it allows
the Panoramio image to be seen in it's native aspect ratio which makes
quite a difference on my panoramics.If you passed out a summary as
well, it would be like a mini RSS feed for each item and might be a
generalized solution for these (and future) layers.

But the first option works fine and is probably the quickest/easiest.

Thanks again for a great addition

Chris



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