MapMyPage - The fastest, easiest way to add Google Maps to any website

“I am told there are people who do not care for maps,
and I find it hard to believe.” - Robert Louis Stevenson, Treasure Island

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"MapMyPage is an awesome new utility." – Google Maps Mania

"Simple yet effective...well done!" – GISuser.com

Introduction
MapMyPage is the fastest, easiest way for bloggers and website owners to add Google Maps to any website. Just copy one line of JavaScript into a web page and MapMyPage will automatically add Google Maps to all the locations mentioned in the page.

Bloggers and Website Owners
Attract and engage your visitors by adding Google Maps, Panaramio photos, Wikipedia articles, and more to the locations you mention in your web pages. Check out the examples below, and get the free JavaScript for your website.

Web Surfers
Instantly access Google Maps for the locations you find in web pages. Get directions to a local business. View a travel destination in Google Earth. Save an address to your GPS. Take a look at the examples below, and keep an eye out for websites that use MapMyPage.

Live Examples
MapMyPage automatically adds maps to cities like Chicago and Los Angeles, states like Florida and Montana, countries like France and Australia, points of interest like Yellowstone and Disneyland, and street addresses like 350 5th Ave, New York, NY 10118 and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500.

Get the Code
For every web page you want to map, just copy the following code block and paste it right before the </head> tag.

<!-- MapMyPage BEGIN -->
<script src="http://www.mapmypage.com/scripts/maps.js" 
type="text/javascript"></script>
<!-- MapMyPage END -->

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FAQ

How does MapMyPage work?
MapMyPage uses its own proprietary technology in combination with MetaCarta's GeoTagger and the Google Maps API to identify locations in web pages and display corresponding Google Maps.
What can I do with the MapMyPage maps?
You can do a lot. You can drag the Google Maps in any direction, zoom in and out, get Satellite and Terrain views, check Traffic, see Street View images, view Panaramio photos and Wikipedia articles, and switch to Google Earth view with the Google Earth Plugin (Windows and Mac).
What else can I do with MapMyPage?
You can Get Directions to or from the location on the map. You can Search the Map for nearby hotels, restaurants, or other points of interest. You can check the local Weather. You can send a hyperlink of the map to Email. You can export the map to Google Earth in KML format or to a GPS device in GPX format. Finally, you can Change Location or Send Feedback.
How do I close the map?
You can close the map by clicking the "X" at the top right corner of the map window.
How do I maximize the map window?
You can maximize the map window by clicking the maximize icon at the top right corner of the map window. If you click the icon again, it will return the map window to its original size.
How do I move the map within the browser window?
You can move the map anywhere within the browser window by dragging the map border.
Can I turn off maps for part of a page?
Yes, just add class="maps_off" to any HTML tag. For example, <div class="maps_off">...</div> turns off maps for that part of the page.
Does MapMyPage underline locations?
No, we don't underline locations because we don't want to interfere with the text styling of your website.
Does MapMyPage add maps to locations that have hyperlinks?
No, we don't add maps to locations that have hyperlinks because we don't want to interfere with the appearance of your hyperlinks.
Does MapMyPage add maps to duplicate locations?
No, we only add a map to the first instance of a location in a web page.
Is MapMyPage compatible with my browser?
MapMyPage is compatible with Internet Explorer 6 and 7, Firefox 2 and 3, Safari 3, and Google Chrome.
Can I add maps to pages with dynamic content?
Yes, just copy the code block right before the </head> tag in your common include or template.
Can I add maps to my Blogger blog?
Yes, just click the button below to add the MapMyPage widget to Blogger:
Can I add maps to self-hosted WordPress pages?
Yes, just copy the code block into the Theme template right before the </head> tag. You can find the </head> tag in Presentation > Theme Editor > Header.
Can I add maps to pages written in another language?
We plan to support additional languages in the future.
Can I add maps to street addresses outside the U.S.?
We plan to support addresses in additional countries in the future.
How can I share MapMyPage with friends?