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== Render the map ==
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The location map template generates a location map as a composite image, consisting of a map and one or several location marks. Optionally, labels and a caption can be added.
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[[File:Relief_Map_of_Germany.svg|120px|thumb|right|link=|some caption]]{{Blind text|length=20|clear=yes}}
 
  
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=== Map 1 ===
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==Render the map==
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<div role="img" class="floatright noresize" <!-- noresize disables the img from being limited to the width of the viewport size (as on mobile) -->
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===Floarting right===
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    style="width: 400px;
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<div role="img" class="floatright noresize" style="position:relative">[[File:Relief_Map_of_Germany.svg|400px|thumb|link=|Some caption]]
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            margin: 2;
 
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            padding: 5;
 
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            border: 2;
 
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            font-size: 12;
 
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            line-height: 1;
 
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            text-align: center;
 
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            background-color: #ffffff;
 
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            position: relative;
 
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            max-width: 100%; <!-- deals with large images on mobile overflowing -->
 
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            overflow-x: auto">[[File:Relief_Map_of_Germany.svg|400px|link=|some caption]]
 
 
</div>{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
 
</div>{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
  
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=== Map 2 ===
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===Floarting left===
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<div role="img" class="floatleft noresize" <!-- noresize disables the img from being limited to the width of the viewport size (as on mobile) -->
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<div role="img" class="floatleft noresize" style="
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    style="width: 250px;
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    position:relative;
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            margin: 2;
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    max-width:100%;
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            padding: 5;
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    overflow-x:auto
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            border: 2;
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">[[File:Relief_Map_of_Germany.svg|250px|thumb|link=|Some caption]]
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            font-size: 12;
 
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            line-height: 1;
 
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            text-align: center;
 
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            background-color: #dddddd;
 
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            position: relative;
 
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            max-width: 100%; <!-- deals with large images on mobile overflowing -->
 
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            overflow-x: auto">[[File:Relief_Map_of_Germany.svg|250px|link=|some caption]]
 
 
</div>{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
 
</div>{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
  
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<div role="img" class="floatleft noresize" style="position:relative">[[File:Relief_Map_of_Germany.svg|250px|thumb|link=|Some caption]]
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</div>{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
  
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[[File:Relief_Map_of_Germany.svg|250px|left|thumb|link=|Some caption]]{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
  
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== Position place marker ==
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[[File:Relief_Map_of_Germany.svg|250px|right|thumb|link=|Some caption]]{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
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=== Illustrative example: checkered pattern with markers ===
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<div role="img" class="floatright" style="width:500px; position:relative;>
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==Position place markers==
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===Checkered pattern with markers===
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<div role="img" class="floatright" style="width:500px; position:relative">
 
[[File:Surrey.svg|500px|link=]]
 
[[File:Surrey.svg|500px|link=]]
 
<!-- marker -->
 
<!-- marker -->
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     position:absolute;
 
     position:absolute;
 
     float:left;
 
     float:left;
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     left:{{#expr:-50-5}}px;
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     left:{{#expr:-10-5}}px;
 
     top:{{#expr:150-5}}px;
 
     top:{{#expr:150-5}}px;
 
">[[File:Red pog.png|10px|link=Main Page]]
 
">[[File:Red pog.png|10px|link=Main Page]]
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</div>{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
 
</div>{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
  
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=== Illustrative example: use relative positions ===
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===Map in outer box===
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<div role="img" class="floatright" style="width:500px; position:relative;>
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<div role="img" class="floatright" style="width:500px; position:relative">
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[[File:Surrey.svg|500px|thumb|link=|Some caption]]
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<!-- marker -->
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<div style="
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    position:absolute;
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    float:left;
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    left:{{#expr:100-5-5}}px;
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    top:{{#expr:200-5+5}}px;
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">[[File:Red pog.png|10px|link=Main Page]]
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</div>
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<!-- marker -->
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<div style="
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    position:absolute;
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    float:left;
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    left:{{#expr:50-5-5}}px;
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    top:{{#expr:50-5+5}}px;
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">[[File:Red pog.png|10px|link=Main Page]]
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</div>
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<!-- marker -->
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<div style="
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    position:absolute;
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    float:left;
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    left:{{#expr:500-5-5}}px;
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    top:{{#expr:300-5+5}}px;
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">[[File:Red pog.png|10px|link=Main Page]]
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</div>
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</div>{{Blind text|length=5|clear=yes}}
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===Using relative positions===
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<div role="img" class="floatright" style="width:500px; position:relative">
 
[[File:Surrey.svg|500px|link=]]
 
[[File:Surrey.svg|500px|link=]]
 
<!-- marker -->
 
<!-- marker -->
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</div>{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
 
</div>{{Blind text|length=15|clear=yes}}
  
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<div role="img" class="floatright" style="width:250px; position:relative;>
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<div role="img" class="floatright" style="width:250px; position:relative">
 
[[File:Surrey.svg|250px|link=]]
 
[[File:Surrey.svg|250px|link=]]
 
<!-- marker -->
 
<!-- marker -->
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</div>{{Blind text|length=5|clear=yes}}
 
</div>{{Blind text|length=5|clear=yes}}
  
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== Add text to marker/position ==
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==Add text to markers/positions==
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<div role="img" class="floatright" style="width:500px; position:relative">
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[[File:Surrey.svg|500px|thumb|link=|Some caption]]
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<div style="
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    position:absolute;
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    float:left;
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<!--
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    left:{{#expr:100-5-5}}px;
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    top:{{#expr:200-5+5}}px;
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#################### place marker
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">[[File:Red pog.png|10px|link=Main Page]]
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--><div style="position:absolute; float:left;
 
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<!--  x_relative = x_marker_orig / x_orig * x_scaled - marker_size / 2 + x_adjust  -->
 
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left:{{#expr:
 
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      {{{x |{{{x_marker_orig |{{{x-marker-orig |1 }}} }}} }}}
 
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    / {{{x_orig |{{{width_orig |{{{x-orig |{{{width-orig |1 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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    * {{{scale |{{{width |{{{x_scaled |{{{x-scaled |250 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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  -  {{{marker_size |{{{marker-size |7 }}} }}}
 
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    / 2
 
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  +  {{{x_adjust |{{{x-adjust |0 }}} }}}
 
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}}px;
 
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<!--  y_relative = y_marker_orig / y_orig * y_scaled - marker_size / 2 + y_adjust
 
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        where
 
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      y_scaled = x_scaled / x_orig * y_orig  -->
 
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top:{{#expr:
 
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      {{{y |{{{y_marker_orig |{{{y-marker-orig |1 }}} }}} }}}
 
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    / {{{y_orig |{{{height_orig |{{{y-orig |{{{height-orig |1 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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    * {{{height |{{{y_scaled |{{{y-scaled |
 
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        {{{scale |{{{width |{{{x_scaled |{{{x-scaled |250 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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      / {{{x_orig |{{{width_orig |{{{x-orig |{{{width-orig |1 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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      * {{{y_orig |{{{height_orig |{{{y-orig |{{{height-orig |1 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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      }}} }}} }}}
 
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    / 2
 
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">[[File:Red pog.png|9px|link={{{link|}}} ]]</div><!--
 
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#################### place text
 
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-->{{#if: {{{text|}}}
 
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|<div style="position:absolute; float:left;
 
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left:{{#expr:  
 
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      {{{x |{{{x_marker_orig |{{{x-marker-orig |1 }}} }}} }}}
 
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    / {{{x_orig |{{{width_orig |{{{x-orig |{{{width-orig |1 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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    * {{{scale |{{{width |{{{x_scaled |{{{x-scaled |250 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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    +  {{{marker_size |{{{marker-size |7 }}} }}}
 
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      / 2
 
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    +  {{{x_textadjust |{{{x-textadjust |3 }}} }}}
 
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  +  {{{x_adjust |{{{x-adjust |0 }}} }}}
 
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}}px;
 
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<!--  y_relative = y_marker_orig / y_orig * y_scaled - marker_size / 2 + y_adjust + y_textadjust
 
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        where
 
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top:{{#expr:
 
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      {{{y |{{{y_marker_orig |{{{y-marker-orig |1 }}} }}} }}}
 
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    / {{{y_orig |{{{height_orig |{{{y-orig |{{{height-orig |1 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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    * {{{height |{{{y_scaled |{{{y-scaled |
 
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        {{{scale |{{{width |{{{x_scaled |{{{x-scaled |250 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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      / {{{x_orig |{{{width_orig |{{{x-orig |{{{width-orig |1 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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      * {{{y_orig |{{{height_orig |{{{y-orig |{{{height-orig |1 }}} }}} }}} }}}
 
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      }}} }}} }}}
 
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  -  {{{marker_size |{{{marker-size |7 }}} }}}
 
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      Clumsy way to do it because of unwanted extra spaces and broken CSS otherwise.  -->
 
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  color:{{#if: {{{text_color |{{{text-color |{{{color | }}} }}} }}}
 
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    | {{#if: {{{text_color|}}} |{{{text_color}}}
 
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      |{{#if: {{{text-color|}}} |{{{text-color}}}
 
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        |{{#if: {{{color|}}} |{{{color}}}
 
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    |black }};
 
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    | {{#if: {{{text_align|}}} |{{{text_align}}}
 
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      |{{#if: {{{text-align|}}} |{{{text-align}}}
 
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    |left }};
 
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  {{#if: {{{text_width |{{{text-width | }}} }}}
 
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    |width:{{#if: {{{text_width|}}} |{{{text_width}}}
 
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      |{{#if: {{{text-width|}}} |{{{text-width}}}
 
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      }}
 
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    }}; }}
 
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  {{#if: {{{font_size |{{{font-size | }}} }}}
 
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    |font-size:{{#if: {{{font_size|}}} |{{{font_size}}}
 
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      |{{#if: {{{font-size|}}} |{{{font-size}}}
 
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      }}
 
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  {{#if: {{{style | }}}
 
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==Further issues==
 
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<!--{{MER-location map test1a | image=Mergany Detailmap.png | width=350 | float=right | title=Example }}
 
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{{MER-location map test1b | x=1079 | y=1033 | image=Marker-question.png | marker_size=25 | width=250 | x_orig=2749 | link=Mergany }}
 
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{{MER-location map test1b | x=1601 | y=1020 | image=Marker-question.png | marker_size=15 | width=250 | x_orig=2749 | link=EUOIA}}
 
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</div>-->
 
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{{Blind text|length=15}}
 
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{{MER-location map test1a | image=Mergany Detailmap.png | width=250 | float=right | thumb = yes | caption=Example }}
 
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{{MER-location marker | x=0 | y=0 | link=Stanncatt | x_orig=120 | text=Stanncatt | font-size=12px }}
 
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{{MER-location marker | x=10 | y=10 | link=Gausbrug | x_orig=120 | text=Gausbrug | font-size=12px }}
 
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{{MER-location marker | x=100 | y=100 | link=Gausbrug | x_orig=120 |text=Gausbrug | font-size=12px }}
 
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{{MER-location marker | x=1079 | y=1033 | width=250 | x_orig=2749 | link=Mergany | text=test | font-size=12px }}
 
 
</div>
 
</div>
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<div style="
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<!--=Scale image=
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    position:absolute;
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{{MER-stub | article = test | textlong = yes}}
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    float:left;
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{{MER-location map test1a | image=Mergany Detailmap.png | width=120 | float=right | thumb = yes | caption=Example }}
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    left:{{#expr:100-5-5+15}}px;
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{{MER-location marker | x=10 | y=0 | link= | x_orig=120 | text=pos 0 0 | font-size=12px }}
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    top:{{#expr:200-5+5+2}}px;
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    text-align:left;
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">'''[[Main Page|HXXXX]]'''</div>
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<div style="
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    position:absolute;
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    float:left;
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    left:{{#expr:300-5-5}}px;
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    top:{{#expr:100-5+5}}px;
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">[[File:Red pog.png|10px|link=Main Page]]
 
</div>
 
</div>
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<div style="
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    position:absolute;
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    float:left;
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    left:{{#expr:300-5-5-15}}px;
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    top:{{#expr:100-5+5+2}}px;
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    text-align:right;
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">'''[[Main Page|XXXXH]]'''</div>
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</div>{{Blind text|length=5|clear=yes}}
  
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{{MER-stub | article = test | textlong = yes}}
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==Using final template==
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{{MER-location map test1a | image=Mergany Detailmap.png | width=120 | float=right | thumb = yes | caption=Example }}
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<pre></pre>
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{{MER-location marker | x=10 | y=0 | link= | x_orig=180 | text=pos 0 0 | font-size=12px }}
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{{Locationmap|map=Relief_Map_of_Germany.svg|width=150|caption=Some text here
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</div>-->
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|m1=0.1/1.1
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|m2=0.5/0.5
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|m3=0.3/0.1
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[[Template:MER-location marker]]
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|m4=0.3/0.15
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|m5=0.7/0.7
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[[Template:MER-location map test1a]]
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|m6=0.6/0.6
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|m7=0.4/0.4
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|m8=0.3/0.3
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|m9=0.3/0.31
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|m10=0.2/0.2
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}}

Latest revision as of 21:55, 14 September 2022

The location map template generates a location map as a composite image, consisting of a map and one or several location marks. Optionally, labels and a caption can be added.

Render the map

Floarting right

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Floarting left

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Some caption

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Some caption

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Position place markers

Checkered pattern with markers

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Map in outer box

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Using relative positions

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Add text to markers/positions

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Using final template








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