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The src link can include an [[Map_Annotation|annotation overlay]] or positioning fragmen ...d replace it with HTML which presents the resource directly instead of the link to it.

...and managed by University Information Services". Where appropriate, please link 'University of Cambridge Official Map' to https://map.cam.ac.uk/ and 'Unive ...d and managed by the University Computing Service". Where possible, please link 'University of Cambridge' to http://www.cam.ac.uk/ and 'University Computin

...t, this page provides the means to send you an email when it is done, or a link for you to check later. ...a download botton. Press this to collect your file. You can still send its link by email to collect it later if you want, and remember all your Export file

; '''[[The Map URL API|Linking to the map]]''' : How to link to the map to display various things

The 2013 Alumni Festival used a screen grab of and link to the map to [http://my.alumni.cam.ac.uk/s/1321/interior.aspx?sid=1321&gid

** it now includes a link to Google Street view

...//map.cam.ac.uk/Department+of+Geography . This also means if you move, the link will show up-to-date information without any changes. The link provides a set of data in [[UCamGeoJSON|UCamGeoJSON format]]. This can be g

<strong>If you want to link to a map on the centrally hosted site, this is the best kind of URL to use. ...lick on the map, and saving the URL from the browser's address bar or the 'Link to map' button/menu.

...c.uk/Department+of+Geography</nowiki>'' . This also means if you move, the link will show up-to-date information without any changes. ...hide the form and use Javascript's form.submit() to send it by clicking a link. In this case, set the hash fragment to 'annotate' and use the name 'annota

If all else fails you can link to a physical areas:

primitive and id can be used together to form a link to the OSM browser, as in http://osm.org/browse/way/1234567</td> ...ct information of this type. For URLs this would typically be used for the link text rather than displaying the URL itself. For others it would serve as a

primitive and id can be used together to form a link to the OSM browser, as in http://osm.org/browse/way/1234567</td> ...ct information of this type. For URLs this would typically be used for the link text rather than displaying the URL itself. For others it would serve as a