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  • There are quite a few threads on this issue – it’s a problem caused by a change in google maps api. I had a similar problem but couldn’t resolve it – so I installed the excellent openstreetmaps plugin – https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/stonehenge-em-osm/ created by Pastrick Buntsma

    Hello,

    This issue have been forwarded to the Devs and We’re still waiting for there Feedback.

    It’s been months already. Google changed their API in august. 🙁
    I’m glad people have a great alternative. 🙂

    Thread Starter tabroughton

    (@tabroughton)

    HI @timrv @duisterdenhaag @ddrj (and others who are interested)

    I’m sure the devs know but it’s the margin:0 !important; causing the issue in /events-manager/includes/css/events_manager.css (my version 5.95)

    .em-location-map img, .em-locations-map img, #em-map img { 
    		max-width:none !important; 
    		background:none !important; 
    		border:none !important; 
    		margin:0 !important; 
    		padding:0 !important; 
    		height:auto; 
    		width:auto;
    	}

    I’ve fixed this in my theme css so that other controls layouts hopefully aren’t changed:

    .gm-style button img{ 
      margin: 11px !important; 
    }

    Possibly better than commenting out in the events_manager css.

    It’s not ideal of course and might not work for other’s configurations/style of map. Also changes some styling like the “x” on the location balloon though it’s original style is 12px in my case and the events_manager css is affecting that too so my fix is near enough (and better than not having it).

    Seems like a straight forward fix, though the devs will know why that rule in the events manager css is there in the first place I guess…

    Tom

    This is affecting a site I am building too. @tabroughton your fix works after a fashion – the controls are still bigger than I would have but not repeated in the control div.

    Hoping the Devs issue a fix soon to make this look as professional as it used to.

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