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Photo by Alessio Corradini, on the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, of two locals

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Photo by Alessio Corradini,
on the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia,
of two locals



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Question Loading Google Map Help?

Hello, hoping there may be a website wiz out there! A website newbie trying to get one sorted before leaving for Africa in October (nothing like leaving it to the last minute!)... hence my deciding to get hosted on a WYSIWYG site (Website Builder Plus if you need to know). I wanted to load a google map onto it but am having no luck; the map doesn't show, just the HTML code I pasted into the page once I've saved it. I have tried researching this online but am just getting more confused! :confused1:

What am I doing wrong, and am I even pasting the code to the right area?

Thanks in advance for any advice...

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Thanks in advance for any advice...
Allision,

have you read this article? Should help:

Google Maps: Add a Google Map to any web page in 30 seconds

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Welcome to the Forum Allison.

You need to write it like this - LINK TO MAP then highlight this with a right click and -

then go to LINKS on your program and put in the full HTML link address to the Google Map Page. Don't forget to include the first bit http://

Finally then save the changes

That should sort it.
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Thanks for the replies. I have tried the suggestions, and still only the code shows on site. Having investigated further i think my mistake is not having published yet (apparently map only shows once site is published?) so will keep you posted as to how it goes once (if?) published.

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I´m a newbie with websites too, but I know that using Typepad for my website, I have to choose an option that tells Typepad that I´m entering html code to embed the map, and not simply inserting text or a link to the map. That probably doesn´t help at all, especially using another host, but something is better than nothing.

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