MobilyMap is lightweight (5KB), fully configurable jQuery plugin that converts an simple image into a functional map. MobilyMap has some option for customization such as position, use popup, buble, cookies, caption, on marker click, on popup close and on map load. Incoming search terms for the article: MobilyMap MobilyMap zoom jquery popup div jquery mobilymap [...]
With Google Maps API V3, you can customize Google Maps’s styling in three new ways: You can selectively remove map elements You can “simplify” certain map elements You can modify the coloring of most map elements Incoming search terms for the article: google map jquery tutorial v3 google maps api coloring google maps logo usage [...]
Tile5 is an opensource HTML5 mapping javascript library that provides developers the ability to integrate existing mapping platforms to provide a rich HTML5 experience. In addition to providing a great API for mapping, Tile5 also excels at building more generic tiling application interfaces. Incoming search terms for the article: javascript mapping tile5 html5 library html5 [...]
MooGeo is a simple plugin MooTools that answers most of your geo questions. Moogeo allow us to get the place from an IP number (country, city, longitude, latitude, etc.), get all the geo locations from a certain URL, getting location information from latitude/longitude and parsing geographical data from text and finding Flickr photos about a [...]
To detect the location of a client device in the past, one would typically have to inspect the client IP address and make a reasonable guess as to the where that device was located. However, as part of the HTML5 efforts, the W3C has developed a set of APIs to effectively allow the client-side device [...]
The Google Maps jQuery Plugin lets you simply embed Google Maps using The Google Maps JavaScript API in your web pages. To useThe Google Maps JavaScript API, you need to first sign up for an API key. Once you’ve received an API key, you can develop a map application. Incoming search terms for the article: [...]
One of the most important skills for Flash developers to learn is how to utilize the vast collections of Web APIs that are available for services such as Flickr, Twitter, Facebook, and mapping using either Google or Yahoo. Layersmagazine teach us how to integrate Google Maps into your Flash application using just a few lines [...]
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