John Gallagher

Ok, Just thought it was something I could change in the settings.

thanks

Thanks Kor,
I have been through a lot of Google’s own docs and examples, I also found some youtube vids – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjG-0L40prQXtCS_E525aCw
and i got a map overlay working with that tutorial.

My problem is now that i dont know how to where to implement this code in GD.

Below is a snippet of the code used and i also attached a zip of the working map if you would like to have a look at it.

var imageUrl = ‘data/map-overlay.png’;
var imageBounds = [
[ 54.124848, -8.222075],
[ 54.031026, -8.039511]
];
var imageLayer = L.imageOverlay(imageUrl, imageBounds).addTo(map);
map.fitBounds(imageBounds);

var overlayMaps = {‘Image’ : imageLayer};

Maybe this is something you might think about adding on to GD in the future. It would be a great asset to the plugin.

Live test site working now. Dont know why, maybe there is a delay from setting up the api to it becoming active.

The local site is not working but I assume that is because of the url localhost/site/etc is not recognised by google.

Any thought on the how to get the maps to show in the localhost test site.

I did read the posts.
I am using GD just as a plugin so I have to learn more on making a “child theme” from a plugin.
I’ll have a look in the forum today to see if this can be done, I think it can but i’m not sure of the file structure to do it.

If you have any good reference post on this i’d be greatful.

Its mostly css changes I want to do with a few hooks to be changed here and there.

Thanks