टेम्पलेट:OSM Location map/doc: रिवीजन सभ के बीचा में अंतर

{|

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| coord = {{coord|53.4146|-4.3341}} <!--lat and long coordinates for middle of the map -->

| zoom = 15 <!--zoom 0=whole world, 18=a street.-->

|}

{{clear}}

{|

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| coord = {{coord|53.394|-4.450}}

| zoom = 13

| mark-image = The Llanfechell Triangle - geograph.org.uk - 1260817.jpg

| mark-description=Group of three prehistoric standing stones thought to date to the Bronze Age, at [[Llanfechell]], [[Anglesey]]

|}

{{-}}

! Blank code with comments

|-

| coord = {{coord| | }}

| zoom =

| mark-image =

| mark-description =

| coord = {{coord| | }} <!-- {{coord}} has various formats for latitude and longitude -->

| zoom = <!-- (1=whole world, 18=a street)-->

| mark-image = <!-- | these are only used within the full screen linked page -->

| mark-description = <!-- | -->

|}

{{-}}

!Example code for the two-marker map one the right:

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| coord = {{coord|53.395|-4.452}}

| zoom = 14

| mark-image2 = The Llanfechell Triangle - geograph.org.uk - 1260817.jpg

|mark-description2=Group of three prehistoric standing stones thought to date to the Bronze Age, at [[Llanfechell]], [[Anglesey]]

|}

 

{|

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| minimap = file <!--this minimap is used in the Llanfechell example above-->

| mini-file = Wales relief location map.jpg

| minipog-y = 4

| scalemark = 66 <!-- shifts the scalemark further to the left -->

|}

If the area of the actual map is a large portion of the mini-map, an open red box can be included instead of a dot, so as to show the bounds of the main map. To use this feature, simply specify the width of the required box: <code>minimap-boxwidth=xx</code> where xx = the pixel width of the box. In general anything much below xx=15 will be better served by a dot. The required width will require some trial and error to pin down. The box height is then matched in proportion to the actual map.

! Blank starter-code for text on an arcs, with starter-examples for different arc-patterns.

|-

| arc-textA= <!-- Add your text here -->

| arc-angleA= <!-- in degrees, -180 to 180. 0 will start as horizontal, -90 straight up, 90 straight down -->

| arc-text-colorA= <!-- sets text color. #000000 color hexes and standardised OSM Location map colors are accepted -->

| ellipse-factorA=1.0 <!-- 1= notionally circular, 0.5 to 1.0 will flattern top and bottom, above 1.0 flattens the sides -->

|-

! Details about using artc-text, with starter-examples for different arc-patterns.

! Worked example of a map with multiple markers and text: Pentre Ifan

|-

| coord = {{coord|52.0|-4.810}}

| zoom = 11

| arc-textB=PRESSELI HILLS

}}

|}

 

If numbered dots are needed, instead of (or as well as) text labels, this can be achieved using the built in shapes. For example, <code>shape1=n-circle</code> will place a numbered dot at that coord position (or <code>l-circle</code> for letters). Generally it is much better to use the dots in sequence, so each numbered mark gives a numbered dot, and they will match the full screen ones. If <code>auto-caption=1</code> then the caption will generate a numbered list using the <code>mark-title</code> entries. For example:-

 

{{OSM Location map

| coord={{coord|52.620|-1.112}}

| auto-caption=1

}}

The other built-in shapes can be used in the same way (<code>n-square</code>, <code>n-diamond</code> etc.). The <code>shape-outline1=</code> value sets the colour for the number (unlike normal, when it sets the shape-outline), and as with the others, only the <code>mark1</code> parameter values need to be set, to establish the default for this map, which can be overridden as required. The <code>numbered1..2..3 etc</code> parameters can override the automatic numbers or letters to use your own values for each mark. {{tl|Flushing Meadows-Corona Park map}} is a useful real life example in template form.

===Use in infoboxes===

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{{OSM Location map

| coord={{coord|51.46534|-0.44542}}

| label-pos1=bottom

| mark-title1 = Heathrow Airport Terminals 1 & 3

|

{{OSM Location map

|-

|-

| coord = {{coord| | }}

| zoom=

| shape2 =

| shape-color2 = <!-- ... and so on for all the parameters above, for all numbers up to 30 -->

|}