Where Now ?? #
<geek> Yes it’s that time, it’s time for the “I’ve been messing with Google Maps” post. HAHA!! I think there’s a mathematical formula:
Tech human + Blog / time = post about Google Maps
So go see, lots of fun. I got the nice lay out by… CSS (in the <head> tags):
To get Google Maps on ya site you have to sign up for a key (it’s free) and you can only use that map key under (every dir under) a certain domain name, so I can only use my key under www.fuckcunttwat.com. It can be a bummer to program as you have to upload the changed html page to ya web-space before ye can see the effects (my PC aint www.fuckcunttwat.com see).
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Tech human + Blog / time = post about Google Maps
So go see, lots of fun. I got the nice lay out by… CSS (in the <head> tags):
#map{position:absolute;height:100%;width:80%;}In the <body> tags:
#righttab{position:absolute;left:80%;padding:10px 10px 10px 10px;margin:0px 0px 0px 0px;}
<div id="map"><img src="http://www.fuckcunttwat.com/j1/gear/img/vis.gif" border="0" width="80%" height="100%" /></div>Had to put:
<div id="righttab">
<img src="http://www.fuckcunttwat.com/j1/gear/img/vis.gif" border="0" width="80%" height="100%" />In so it worked in IE (fuckin’ M$). vis.gif is a 1x1 transparent gif (every web-dude should have one somewhere on the net). I don’t think IE likes empty <div> tags. Speaking of IE I found the whole thing didn’t work in IE unless you put all the Google data stuff outside the </body> tag, see the page source and you’ll get it.
To get Google Maps on ya site you have to sign up for a key (it’s free) and you can only use that map key under (every dir under) a certain domain name, so I can only use my key under www.fuckcunttwat.com. It can be a bummer to program as you have to upload the changed html page to ya web-space before ye can see the effects (my PC aint www.fuckcunttwat.com see).
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