We’ve just added geotagging to the new post editor on Blogger in draft. With geotagging, you can add a location to your each of your blog posts. Just as time stamps help readers find posts from a certain date or time, geotags give your readers a way to browse posts near a specific location.Adding a geotag to your post is easy. Log into draft.blogger.com, open the post editor, and click the add location link below the main text field.
Use the location editor to search, drag, click and zoom on a map to choose and save a location. We’ll try to label the location you choose using our reverse geocoder, which looks up a name for a point on the map. You can also edit the location name by clicking the blue location name text below the search field.
When you publish your post, the geotag is displayed below your blog post as a link, which will open up Google Maps.
We also include each post’s location in your blog’s RSS and Atom feeds using GeoRSS, a standard for geotagging. This means that feed readers, map applications and search engines can associate your posts with their locations.
Geotagging has a few known issues. We'll be addressing them shortly, but here are some suggested workarounds for the near-term:
- The location editor is hidden behind the text field in the Edit HTML tab. Please switch to the Compose tab to view and edit locations.
- A geotag cannot be removed from a post once it has been saved. If you need to remove a geotag, please copy your post content into a new post and delete the geotagged post.
- Update 2:33pm: If you have a customized template and you don't see the "Location:" byline, you may need to reset your blog's widget template. Do this by going to the Layout > Edit HTML tab in your dashboard, and then clicking Revert widget templates to default below the main text field.
- Update 2:33 pm: Some users are having issues with the blog post map gadget. Brian is investigating.
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Hi, I will add this feature to a blog a wrote from a journey along the norwegian coast . I started with this post http://www.lionscavern.com/2007/12/am-ende-der-welt-und-noch-ein.html but the geotagging (along with reactions, etc.) does not show up at the end of the post. I use a customized template - Maybe there's something wrong?
I can't really complain about something a guy did in his 20% time.
I don't yet see a use for this but I guess it's something.
@Alain It's a really nice use for travel reporting for example.
@lionscavern
The customized template is likely why you are seeing issues with it appearing below your post. This is a common issue, and also occurs with features like Reactions and star ratings. If you customized your blog widget’s template, you might need to reset it. You can do this by going to the Layout > Edit HTML tab in your dashboard, and then clicking "Revert widget templates to default" below the main text field.
Note that even if you don't see the geotag below your post for this reason, it should still be in your RSS feed.
This is sweet stuff!
Any plans to support the Geo Microformat?
Also, I have compose mode disabled on my blog. Do I need to enable it to geotag posts?
Is it possible for the user to type in the name of a location, such as Edinburgh, Scotland to geotag a post? I think that functionality, which is available in LiveJournal, would be useful.
I have the same Problem - no GeoTag at the end of my post:
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Is it possible, to change the view between landscape,satellit etc.?
@taj
"..Revert widget templates to default..."
Delete this not all my widgets/gadgets-Settings?
@NoodleGei
This shouldn't affect your gadgets settings.. my understanding is that it only resets the byline items below your post like labels, Reactions, etc.
For what it's worth, I had the same issue with my blog http://tajc.org and reverting the widget template worked for me (making the geotag appear). It didn't modify any of my other layout settings.
@taj
thank you, but i'm add this ;-):
<div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-3'><span class='post-location'>
<b:if cond='data:top.showLocation'>
<b:if cond='data:post.location'>
<data:postLocationLabel/>
<a expr:href='data:post.location.mapsUrl' target='_blank'><data:post.location.name/></a>
</b:if>
</b:if>
</span> </div>
I use that for almost every post in my photoblog. I actually created my own map (http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=fr&msa=0&msid=113869612721265202475.00000112d08aabb3cc121&ll=19.973349,-32.34375&spn=134.131439,307.617188&t=h&z=2) to be able put the post (and not the photos as in Picasa) on the map. Will there be any way of merging these two systems ?
Maybe I'm asking too much, but would it be possible for the gadget to support multiple feeds, each with a different colored marker?
That way, all my blog posts could be red markers on the map, all my Picasa photos could be green markers on the map, etc.
Need to have saved locations. I have a sports blog so my tag is same over and over.
Does this feature support the Template? I can't find a tag to display "Location:" for my template.
Outstanding! We hope the Blogger Team and Google Staff know that they have some very happy Firefighters in Los Angeles! The LAFD's site:
http://lafd.blogspot.com
...will make great use of this enhancement.
Please let Brian know that his 20% project has earned him our appreciation and dinner at the Fire Station the next time he's in L.A.
Respectfully Yours in Safety and Service,
Brian Humphrey
Firefighter/Specialist
Public Service Officer
Los Angeles Fire Department
@taj
The Maps-Gadget don't work with Google-Chrome and Safari!
Hack for manuell add the new feature (german)
http://noodlegei.blogspot.com/2008/12/blogspot-geotagging-nachtrglich-ins.html
Bye from Germany
NoodleGei ;-)
I am a travel blogger, so this is a dream come true. I'm looking forward to playing with it. Thanks!
Of course i will add but not at the cost of my customised.
Finally, I waited for this feature a long time. Luckily my travel has not that much entries yet so it won't take too long to geotag the past postings.
i love this!! i've been wanting to go overseas, and this would be perfect for that. might never happen, as i'm a single mom and broke. but i can dream.
/irrelevant rambling
add a location link is showing up under html tab for me. good work! :)
I'd like to display a little map with the location of the post i certain posts (not all geotagged). It should be like an image, but with the map.
It seems the RSS created is not completely GeoRSS compatible. I tried to import the feed into GoogleMaps by pasting the feed URL into the search field, but it then only says "could not be displayed because it contains errors." Doing the same with a feed from Picasa however works fine. While Brian's widget works fine, I want to place a simple embedded Google Maps into a posting.
To answer my own comment - the reason why the RSS is not accepted in GoogleMaps is simply that it lacks the reference to georss in the header - once I add the attribute xmlns:georss="http://www.georss.org/georss" in the rss tag it works. Hope you can fix the RSS generator soon.
NoodleGei: Thanks for the note! Brian has updated the gadget for WebKit (Safari and Chrome), and it has a new URL on Google Code: http://blogmap-gadget.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/blogmap.xml We've updated the post.
Andy: Good detective work. We're talking with the Maps folks about the RSS format and hope to sort out the namespace issue.
The idea is great, but there are some issues with customized templates - I'll wait for the final version. The map works fine.
i had the problem you mentioned, but your workaround solved it! thx!
"If you have a customized template and you don't see the "Location:" byline, you may need to reset your blog's widget template. Do this by going to the Layout > Edit HTML tab in your dashboard, and then clicking Revert widget templates to default below the main text field."
I will get a new SonyEricsson C905... This new cellphone can do geodata in pictures. Can I send new posts with this informations per cellphone?
I wish we could add multiple locations since I have post telling of my experiences through various airports in one post.
I think it is a little too quick to guess where you are trying to locate. The map went to the right place and I clicked enter only to find the tag was way off but started with similar spellings.
I tried using a three column template but in vain.I am new to blogger.Can U guide me in detail how to go about it.
http://sheikhsarfras.blogspot.com/
I'm using this feature for my IT jobs blog. (IT Jobs and Career) to show posts / Jobs based on location.
However the map gadget is showing only the last post tagged for a particular location. It would be better if you show all the posts related to a location.
I love the idea for geo-tagging! Having a blog which has to deal with various locations from all over the world, this option just feels perfect for me...my heart went 'wohooo' the moment i noticed it in the compose mode!
There are some minor issues, as the map not being able to find some specific locations, but in general for now its working ok...will be looking forward to any additions/improvements about it
regards!
http://thewholeworldatyourhands.blogspot.com
We've just announced support for this native GeoRSS Blogger format within Blurbbits. We support additional viewing options including a blog post navigation map, various extraction methods and enhanced geotagged photo support.
We've been Geoblogging about our round the world sailing adventure in Blogger for the past 3.5 years and would love to hear from other geobloggers.
http://blurbbits.blogspot.com
http://svbillabong.blogspot.com.
So... any chance the tags could be added to a specific map, too? I've been using maps with my blog on and off for awhile. I'd love to have a map of all of MY blog entries so that I can send people to one particular map with all of my entries about Rome (for example).
If that doesn't make sense, please contact me. This would be HUGE for travel bloggers (and others, too). Ciao -- and thanks!
UsefuL!
Is there a way to feed this to Google Earth \ Google Maps?
Will feedburner strip the geotags added in the blogger rss?
Great feature! Here are my suggestions:
- Add Location doesn't work in the browser on my G1 Android phone. Adding functionality for that would be great.
- Also, it would be great to be able to add location using the GPS on a mobile device.
- It would also be great if the location could be set by the GPS data embedded in the EXIF tag on an image. That when we post by email, the location would be set automatically. Flickr does this already.
Thanks! Keep up the good work.
very nice topic
Hallo! Ich habe was mit Yahoo Pipes erstellt... ist fast fertig... fehlt nur eine Kleinigkeit! Vielleicht kann mir jemand da helfen...
Yahoo Pipes - Geotagging
Würde mich freuen, wenn jamand helfen könnte!
If you are looking for cool ways to show off your new geotagged blog posts, check out our BlurbBits playground, for dynamic maps within Blogger, an interactive Blog navigation map and various embedded BlurbBit options.
Learn more about BlurbBits here. We also support photo viewing for Picasa and Flickr to quickly find and display the photos that match your blog post content or location.
Excellent feature - have been geotagging the posted photos in the picassa web album for a while.
You can see from the features people are requesting that this is going to be hugely useful.
Smooth integration with other Google services is a big want and something that will probably drive loyalty and uptake. It's fantastic additions like this that make me happy!
Nice Feature !
thnks
http://dizi-melodi.blogspot.com
I love this feature for my travelblog! It would be nice if it was a popup on mouse-over!
I don't like blogger in draft. So I want to get the old blogger back. So I click off making blogger in draft on dashboard, but when I went to post, the blogger in draft was still there.
Am I able to get the old way back?
Please help:)
http://vickiesscrapbookingandtidbits.blogspot.com
I've got a new tool for blogger-geotagging... It works nice. If someone wants to test it, here is the link
Citylist for Geotagging-Posts
It is german, but easy to understand ;-)
When adding a location, it originally started with a world map (now its much more US-centric). While one can go to a location by name, I think a reasonable configurable default would be better. Often it could be useful to start the location which was used in the last posting; for other uses it might be more handy to have a default location used every time which would then be defined in the blog settings. Or maybe even better not just a location, but a whole map including the scaling. For example in my travel blog I only have postings on places in Thailand, so starting with a map showing the whole country would be my preferred way.
This is a very good idea. However, may I suggest to have time together with location? It is because an event mentioned in a blog actually happens within a particular time period. So, let say there will be a combobox to choose a time period which can be a week, a month, a year, or without time concern. Thanks.
I have problems with the map... I can only see two locations... can somebody help me?
This is my homepage
My map is on the right bar. :-)
@Lissandro
The Blogger gadget will only display the geotagged items found in the first 25 posts (the default feed size).
Here's the BlurbBits GeoBlog map I get. The number shown is the unique lat/lng locations. If you try the same thing with 25 posts you get this map (the top shows 4 tightly clustered markers).
You can also view your blog as an
Interactive Blog Post Navigation Map or a Blog Photo Album (notice the geotagged posts).
Check out Blurbbits Basics for more details/examples.
@Mr.iGIS
I couldn't view your profile to see an example of the blog that you are talking about. I assume this feature would apply to the actual post NOT the geotag. If you are talking about blogging previous events, I use the Editors Post Options to adjust the post date and time to the date the event happened, using the trip end date for multi-day events. Note: this will not work for upcoming events.
For those of you having a hard time finding your exact post location or are migrating locations from existing data, check out Migrating Lat/Lng to Blogger Geotags.
I have a problem with the map. It's not displaying anything. I mean, it's blank. Why is it so? And I noticed that the geotag will disappear if you edit your post through the normal blogger.
@Lissandro
That because you forgot to edit all your blog post to add this map location and that is also the thing i don really like about this widget
@Takimi86
I don't want to have a geotag in all my posts. The Blogger gadget will only display the geotagged items found in the first 25 posts.
My gadget will display the name of cities in the first 1000 posts.
your blog very beautiful and more info
Nice and professional feature, should be installed in every custom template!
I prefer Blogger over WordPress, but the new feature I really, really, really want to see on Blogger is equivalent functionality to the WordPress Pages feature.
@Anonymous
I'm not sure which WordPress pages features you are interested in. With Bloggers flexibility you can do almost anything.
I sometimes create blogger "pages" by creating a new post and then back date it (using the editor post options) so it doesn't appear at the top of the blog. Then I can add a link in the sidebar or in a custom HTML navigation bar at the top of the blog to make it appear "special".
You could even label them with "page" and give users a way to see all your "pages" (filter via label) AND get an RSS feed view as well.
@Billabong Blog
Well, what I meant was about viewing the blog map. This blog map is so far good for viewing the locations but the time. I was suggesting whether we have a way to view this map within a period of time. For instance, in August 2008, I might have only 3 geotags while in September 2008, I might have 10 geotags. Having both space and time allows map viewers seeing how blogger's concentration moving from one place to another. Also, having time together with location allows people connecting historical events across the space.
By the way, I am trying to incorporate the blog map to my blog but I might have done something wrong and cannot show the map. My blog is at: www.gis-home.net. It is in Vietnamese. So, please use the provided Google translation if needed.
Thanks.
By the way, my name is Trung Tran working at the University of Oklahoma. Thanks.
Forget what I said before, I DO have a use for this. In the future I plan to blog and post about events on the New York clubbing and fetish scene. I was going to include Google calendar links but this would be an added bonus. And when I post my club photos from said events it wouldn't hurt to have the location there.
I won't use it until it's an official feature, though. I keep tabs on Google draft to see what's coming down the pike.
Good work!
This is a very good idea.
@Mr iGIS (Trung)
Your map appears fine IF you add your feedburner feed path to the Blogger Map Gadget. Right now the gadget is configured incorrectly with your FTP Blog path (which won't work) instead of your RSS feed path.
To use BlurbBits you'll need your BloggerID since it is an FTP blog (Your Blog Map).
If you use the Dynamic BlurbBit maps you'll get the date based functionality you describe (and more). Look at Our BlurbBits Playground. The GeoBlogs on this page map will change based on content. Select a month from the Blog Archive and the map will only show the GeoBlogs from that month, it also works with labels and search.
@Mr iGIS (Trung)
Your map appears fine IF you use your feedburner feed path to the Blogger Map Gadget. The Blog path only works for "standard" blogs (not FTP published) but the full RSS feed path will.
To use BlurbBits you'll need your BloggerID since it is an FTP blog (Your Blog Map).
If you use the Dynamic BlurbBit maps you'll get the date based functionality you describe (and more). Look at Our BlurbBits Playground. The GeoBlogs on this page map will change based on content. Select a month from the Blog Archive and the map will only show the GeoBlogs from that month, it also works with labels and search.
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Well, geotagging is pretty useless for me.
You make another change that is critical.
I send photos to my blog via email and then i used to change the size (from medium to large).
Now i cannot change the size anymore in photos sent to the blog via email (i can change the size when i upload the photo).
In the photos i send to the blog via email, when i click on them, i see a link.
Please give us more option in photos.
Ok with the geotagging but PHOTOS is much more important fro all of us!
Thanks!
@Billabong Blog
BlurbBits is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
It's perfect for my postcard collection blog and I have the BlurbBits interactive navigation map set up too.
If you are publishing your blog onto your own FTP server is there a Blogger Tag for the location? ie something like "<$BlogItemLocation$>" to put into the HTML template?
The comment I hade on the code.google.com could maybe be of some interrest (or rather should be). Interresting you havent made it possible to make comment on Blogger Buzz and this blogg is probably known by very few so your strategi for connecting with the users seems strange to me.
Any way you have my comment as number for at:
google-code-updates.blogspot.com/2008/12/2008-year-in-review.html
Also besides that I dont quite understand why made the new inline comment function. Of course that funktionality should exists but the reasons for making it integrated in Google rather than a separate service that any blog could use as a Gadget I cant see.
A function like creating functionality for summaries which would be close to the plattform and cant be generalised in a widget would rather be something for you to add time to since it is extremly not easy for us users to add such functions overself just because it is plattform close.
But on the other hand maybe you just used a third party function for the inline comment and hide that in the plattform.
Ok... i'm not experimenting this now, but i would like to come with a new idea. It would be perfect if the preview window would be re-sizable. Thanx in advance. :D
It's gonna be huge, with all this geotagging trend, everything wil be geotagged.
Excelente!!!!!!!
Very, very important and pratic object...
Congratulations!!!
Okay, nice addition. But are you really giving people what they need?
I personally believe that what every blogger needs right now is a live blog stats reporting tool. Kinda like the wordpress stat plugin.
I read a post on the Google Analytics blog about Analytics for Blogger.
Can you guys get it out of the private beta that its been in since May, 2k8.
That would help a lot actually.
How come when I check the Make Blogger in Draft my default dashboard it doesn't stick? When I log out and back it, it takes me to the main Blogger dashboard and not the In draft dashboard.
Congrats, very useful!
This is great, as I'm currently traveling Europe between two study abroad semesters, and my home and US university are on opposite sides of the country. I've blogged and will be blogging from so many different places in the world! Thanks!
Only thing. I've got 200 posts to tag. There's no way you could allow bulk geo-tagging?
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Great idea, great feature. I'll be implementing it on a few of my blogs where particular locations are the focus of a post.
Would be exciting to see this feature integrated with some sort of search through google, maybe filtered by date, shown on google maps. You could get a great information regarding top news events, or landmarks, etc.
I would like to see locations parsed out of the blog entry. Outside.in does this with a special tag (see http://outside.in/public/geo_tagging)
This is excellent.
Greadt feature friends....
Blogger in draft is really advanced !
:)
Oh excellent started using it...
Thanks to blogger
Why do you spend time on junk like this when a copy-and-paste from one tab of IE7 to the post editor in another tab CRASHES IE?
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Geotagging?....hmm, never heard before but I will try it later..:)
Thanks for your post
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it's so usefull addtion
it's help me alot
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This is a great help for SEOing! cool!
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What I'd really like to see as a new feature? Per post permissions. I have a team blog and I'd like to have a page that has information just for the blog authors, but I currently don't have the option to set privacy settings per post. Permissions/Privacy would be a great addition to the Post Options when creating a new post.
Where do we go to report bugs? Every time I try to change labels on many items, I get the following error:
Server Error
The server encountered a temporary error and could not complete your request.
Please try again in 30 seconds.
And if I wait, and try again, it's the same error, over and over.
This was not a problem before, but I've been having it for awhile now.
i like this.. thankz for this tip.. it helps a lot..
Going on two months with nothing new :(
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Sounds like a cool thingy!
Thank you for all your tips. A rose to You from Me.
Sending love and light,
Solcarina
Great thing!
As an issue - please make address text box focused when geo-tag window become opened.
It is strange that when window opened by mouse click user need to click on text box to focuse it and continue entering.
Thanks.
Am a deployed military member who is interested in your geo-tagging. Thing is, don't want to give away a specific location for security reasons.
Can you give the user the option to give a generic location, i.e. Afghanistan, Iraq, California, etc. without pinpointing their location? Can you add that option as a user choice? Thanks
nice information because im new in blogger. thanks
These features are fun, but a really functional improvement would be if each author on a team blog could get comments on their own posts emailed to them. Right now they have to either subscribe to comments on each post individually, or sign up and have all comments for all posts by all authors emailed to them. Individual authors should be able to get comments on their posts only e-mailed to them automatically.
I would LOVE to be able to specify the number of posts that show up in my GeoRSS. 25 isn't enough for travel bloggers!
Great feature though, love it.
I don't see the geotag on the post http://myprasad.blogspot.com/2009/02/sunset-at-halasuroo-lake.html . I don't see the "Location" link below the post. I'm using a customized template. If I revert back to the default template, will I loose the changes I've made to the template?
I already add Blogmap on my blog but in the mean time, i installing Zemanta and the "add location" was disappear ? I would like to make this comment ( not bug report) because i don't know how about this problem,it's may by zemanta tab or blogger ?
Please look at to my Screenshot at HERE .I will feedback to zemanta after.
It would be nice if the user could click another link, that would show all posts for that location. So the user can view the map of the location, or the posts for that location.
how to use this goetagging in other countries? if you're not living in america or in UK?
Hello
- very helpfull feature. I plan to use it to localize the Wineries, when I post on my blog
http://viti-vino-feed.blogspot.com
- I write an explanation for french people, in french, here
http://aide-blogger-fr.blogspot.com/2009/02/geolocaliser-les-messages-du-blog.html
- I use the gadget, with the new address. I also change the namespace. All was OK, except, one week ago, when we click on the marker, the post doesn't display !! I check the feed, georss tag is here. Is there is a problem with Google Maps ? with the name space ?
- I hope Andy will help me.
Hello
Sorry, not Andy but Brian !!
There is a problem using bindInfoWindowHtml with version 2.x of API
Following this post (Google Maps)
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API/browse_thread/thread/0879b90c308510e9?pli=1
v=2.18 solve the prob
It would be nice if Brian could fixe the version nb. Thanks
I love this feature.
But is it somehow possible to get the coordinates from data:location in the layout? I would like to put small static maps under each post with only that posts location on it. I read about static maps on the API pages but I was not able to work out a way to get these coordinates into it. Can anyone help?
Can the Draft team integrate the coordinates variable or tell us the exact structure of data:location?
By the way: I love how you can enter your RSS adress into google maps and then simply embed the map on your blog. It automatically refreshes when I add a post. Cool! Only Copy&Paste!
I have all my posts geotagged, but nothing shows up on my map... :[
Great addition, may've saved me from jumping to a different blog provider... if it'd work!! Does anyone know why the map gadget keeps asking to put in the blog URL to 'fetch my blog' every time someone navigates to the page? Thanks
There are some minor issues, as the map not being able to find some specific locations, but in general for now its working ok...will be looking forward to any additions/improvements about it
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The mobile blogging feature is not available outside the U.S....dude! :(
please please work on that....really needed.
And Geotagging is great....though some remote locations are not recognized. It's nice nevertheless.
I recently came accross your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I dont know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.
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Tghis is exactly what I and many of my friends have been looking for. To be able to help our friends stay within an area is a great plus. Thanks for this it will be used a lot I am sure.
This is exactly what I needed on my blog. Brilliant, works perfectly. Thanks!
I added this great gadget a few days ago and had it working fine, but now it just displays as a blank box. I've reset it and even removed and re-added it, all to the same effect.
I'll keep trying it, as this is the perfect add-on for the kind of blog I'm writing.
Any advice on how to fix the blank-map problem would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks for the great article! Using this in my website to agreggate data at www.zvancouver.com.
Wish more people in the city used this!
I chanced upon to view your blog and found it very interesting. Great ... Keep it up!
Good article
It would be nice if Blogger could add the location automatically if the post has a picture with geotagging information.
Example: I take pictures with my phone that has GPS, so most of them are geotagged automatically. Later I write a post and attach one of those pictures. Blogger would need to check if the picture has geodata when I attach it and if it finds geo data it should automatically add the location from the picture to the post.
What do you think?
thanks.......
For those interested in a slightly modified example gadget, I modified Brian's gadget for photo blogs. The map's info balloons will include the thumbnail image that blogger.com lists in the feed, and the icons will be little purple camera's!
I wrote up a small bit about the gadget here in my blog: http://blog.zumkhawala.com/2009/06/photo-blog-map-gadget.html
My question, and don't this I saw the answer, If I GeoTag a pictures in Picasa, why doesn't that GeoTag arrive in the Blog, by clicking Blog this? I do want to GeoTag pictures, but haven't see how to do what without re-setting the Blog Settings.
Thank you,
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I agree with AK above, the problem he reported in March is still a problem in July. asks to fetch the blog URL each time you open the blog, the gadget doesn't work. Would be a great feature if it worked.
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I just added the map to my blog. The map appears with a pin at the location corresponding to my only geotagged post at the time but none of the posts I added after adding the gadget appear on the map. Anyone had this problem (and found a solution)? Also, is there any way to to set the zoom level at which the map will appear when somebody goes to the blog? Thanks.
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there any way to to set the zoom level at which the map will appear when somebody goes to the blog? Thanks.
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asks to fetch the blog URL each time you open the blog, the gadget doesn't work. Would be a great feature if it worked.
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Am I right in thinking that the geotag is currently only working in the United States?
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Is this feature discontinued? I can't even see the location of posts I had geotagged! I'm using blogger in draft.
Size süper makale ederiz.
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