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In the following, we show you how to create a Google Maps link for your page. This will then display a map section with an icon at the desired location or address on your page.
This guide is part of the Content Types. We show you how to create content in general under Create and Edit Content.
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Step 1: Select the Content Type

First, select the content type “Google Maps” when creating a content item. A window with the heading “New Google Maps Map” should then open.
Select the content type Google Maps
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Step 2: Choose a Description and Save

Start by defining a description for the map. This is only for organisational purposes and will not be displayed on the selected page.
Define the description of the Google Maps map
Save description
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Step 3: Set the Map Size

Next, set on the right-hand side how large your map should be displayed on the page. To do this, specify both the map width and height in pixels.
Set map width
Set map height
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Step 4: Enter API Key and Icon Path

Next, enter your Google API key in the “apiKey” field. You will need to create or request this API key from Google Maps yourself.
Optionally, you can customise the displayed marker icon via the absolute icon path. If no path is specified, the default Google Maps marker will be used.
Enter Google API key
Absolute icon path
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Step 5: Add Locations

Now that you have configured the settings for the map itself, you can begin adding the displayed location. Enter the name of the location in the “Title” field. Below that, enter the freely formatted address in the “Address” field.
Add a new location
Enter the title of the location
Enter the address of the location
Maintain the content of the info box
Save and close location

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