Luis, I've been doing some bubble work. The starting bubble is produced
by google maps itself as part of the marker functionality; the bubble
you get when clicking on one of the items *in* the bubble is produced by
exhibit's bubble code. I think google's bubbles also used to have round
corners. In theory we could make the inner bubbles square, but it will
require some refactoring and then they'd be inconsistent with the
rounded bubbles produced in other parts of exhibit (like timeline).
I have modified exhibit to generate its (round corner) bubbles using css
instead of graphic images, and be a little bit smarter about placement,
to hopefully eliminate some of the occasional display artifacts we've
seen in the past. You can try this new code in the HEAD version of the api.
On 05/31/2015 04:14 PM, Luis Miguel Morillas wrote:
I see when browsing a map
(http://simile-widgets.org/exhibit3/examples/billionaires/billionaires.html)
there are two kind of bubbles. If only a item is selected at a
position (try India), exhibit shows an squared bubble that is in the
map canvas. But if you select one location with more than one items (
try Saudi Arabia), when you select one of the items exhibit shows a
rounded bubble that can be out the map canvas.
Is it possible to use allways the same bubble (rounded) and how can I
configure it?
Best
-- luismiguel (@lmorillas)
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