On Nov 24, 12:14 pm, fogo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a google map that has a with of about 220px. The terms and
> conditions of the map, overlap the edge of the map and display across
> the page.
>
> Anybody know how I can fix this to be contained within the map without
> getting into trouble with google? (for example I cant hide the terms)
There isn't an easy way of doing it because the Copyright and the
Terms link interfere with the Google logo. You could add
<style>
.gmnoprint{white-space:normal!important}
</style>
to your page, which would keep the copyright notice within your page,
but it still doesn't take account of the presence of the Google logo
and the two will overlap on narrow maps. This setting will also affect
every element in the gmnoprint class, although you may find that
acceptable. It would be nice if these elements had IDs so they could
be individually controlled, although that would run the risk of
individually controlling them as completely invisible.
In the past, Google have suggested using overflow:hidden, which -- as
you note -- actually cuts off the excess.
Andrew
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