Constructing a custom GControl of your own would be the 'right' way.
Quick and dirty way is to hack one of the standard GControls. The new
GLargeMapControl3D() is easy to hack because its main <div> has an id
attribute.
Just set height of the <div> to 59px (same as width).
One trouble is that due to modularization, it takes a few hundred
milliseconds until the <div> exist.
Easiest solution is a loop that tries to find the <div> in 100ms
intervals till it is found.
function hideZoom(){
if(document.getElementById("lmc3d")){
document.getElementById("lmc3d").style.height = "59px";
}else{
window.setTimeout("hideZoom()",100);
}
}
hideZoom();
http://esa.ilmari.googlepages.com/nozoom.htm
If you are using this hack on a serious page, you should set the api
version to v=2.145. The id="lmc3d" attribute may change or vanish in
future version changes.
Actually the id attribute may cause trouble with multiple maps and
thus I would not trust in its future.
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