Hi there,

Thanks for sharing your findings!

Regarding customization services, I've partnered with the Werkpress team to handle customizations that go beyond what I'm able to provide. Being a one man operation, I simply don't have the resources to provide customization services for all my customers. Regarding cost, that is all determined by the Werkpress team. I have no involvement in determining the price for customization services through them.

Best,

Chris

Hello chris,

I have found the solution how to Offset the center point in Google maps api V3.

I provide some jquery code for everyone face same issue.

In wpnavigator in single.php just after

map:{

add the following code:

events:{
        idle:function(map){
            google.maps.event.clearListeners(map,'idle');
            map.panBy(-parseInt(this.width()/5),180);
         }
      },

It will smoothly offset center map to the right and top....you can also change the offset using values 5,180.

The gmap3 panby method adds a smooth transition...if you do not want the transition you can make some research on google and you can find othe ways too using javascript..but i love the transition effect:)

Also, it would be a good idea to make your customization service cheaper...we do not all live in America..I live in Greece and average monthly salaries are low...

Best Regards,
Yiannis

Hello there,

First of all i know that this has been discussed many times in the forum but i could not find any solution.

I know about the customization service but they ask for about 700-900$ for this. I do not have that budjet.

What i want is Offset the center point in Google maps , so it doesn't open in posts in a center position?

I want to move the map 300 pixels to the right and about 100 to the Top...in posts.

I have done some Research and i have found the following link:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10656743/how-to-offset-the-center-point-in-google-maps-api-v3

It seems that this can be done with gmap.panBy(300, 100) but where should i use it?

Maybe if we could add some code (gmap.panBy(300, 100) on map initialisation but where it is?

If possible please provide some help... or some instruction where to look.

Thanks!

Yiannis