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SeeClickFix.com encourages the posting of SeeClickFix maps on blogs and websites. The image to the left shows what our map looks like on a blog. You can also go to designnewhaven.com to see a live example.

One of the easiest ways to generate a map is to visit our widgetbox.com page.

If you prefer to customize the map for your site, the process is still very simple.

  1. Start with the code:

    <iframe width="400" height="450" src="http://www.seeclickfix.com/issues/iframe?at=165+Church+St., +New+Haven,+CT,+USA&w=400&h=450" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0"></iframe>

    This is an iframe, which allows you to embed other site's content into your own site.



  2. Customize the width and height.

    In the example above, the width is set to 400 pixels and the height is set to 450 pixels. If you wish to change the dimensions of the map you can adjust these numbers accordingly. The numbers are repeated in two places, "width" and "height" first then "w" and "h" again. Just remember to change all four numbers otherwise the map might be clipped or behave strangely.


  3. Customize the location

    In the example above, the location is set to 165 Church St., New Haven, CT, USA. Notice that each space has been filled with a plus "+" sign. This is important and the map will not draw with spaces in the location. SeeClickFix guesses that addresses with numbers mean that the user wants a very zoomed in map. If you leave off the numbers and instead use something like "New Haven, CT", the map will be zoomed out at the city level.



We also have a miniature feed box, which displays the top issues in an area. The example to the left uses New Haven, CT.
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