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mc...@google.com
Any chance this could be reviewed by anyone? This is a very reproducible bug that
has frustrating and unintuitive user interface repercussions. I wrote the 2kb proof
bug using only code found on the official Google Example documents.
has frustrating and unintuitive user interface repercussions. I wrote the 2kb proof
bug using only code found on the official Google Example documents.
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
Hi there, we're trying to generate a simplified test case
we forced to 3.21 and the issue is resolved, but 3.22 is breaking it
previously we had not specified a version of the maps api, we are about to commit a change to our release cycle to force to 3.21 for now, in order ot get our production site working again.
we forced to 3.21 and the issue is resolved, but 3.22 is breaking it
previously we had not specified a version of the maps api, we are about to commit a change to our release cycle to force to 3.21 for now, in order ot get our production site working again.
cs...@google.com
You have the CSS rule
.tpl-hotel img {
max-width: 100%;
}
which is adding max-width: 100% to all of the map tiles. We've tried to protect against this by adding
.gm-style img {
max-width: none;
}
but your .tpl-hotel rule is winning out (see screenshot attached).
In v3.21 we had set width: 256px on the parent div for the map tile images, which meant this was still working, but in v3.22 that has been taken out and so you're seeing this behaviour. We'll work to fix this sometime soon, but in the meantime you should probably just fix your CSS.
.tpl-hotel img {
max-width: 100%;
}
which is adding max-width: 100% to all of the map tiles. We've tried to protect against this by adding
.gm-style img {
max-width: none;
}
but your .tpl-hotel rule is winning out (see screenshot attached).
In v3.21 we had set width: 256px on the parent div for the map tile images, which meant this was still working, but in v3.22 that has been taken out and so you're seeing this behaviour. We'll work to fix this sometime soon, but in the meantime you should probably just fix your CSS.
[Deleted User] <[Deleted User]>
Thank you so much for investigating! We will look at that CSS
Description
when clicking on the map, we have code that shows a map with tool tips in a popup.
Up until about 2 releases of chrome ago, it worked fine, but now in both Chrome 45.0.2454.101 (64-bit) and Chrome Canary 47.0.2521.0 canary (64-bit) the tiles do not show. There are no JS errors on the page,
On every other browser this still works fine.
There have been no source code changes at our end, I think this coincides iwht the september 15th release of 3.22 of the api