I've been trying to hide Latitude&Longitude, but without success.
I've been able with css to hide the whole pop-up with the following code:

.gmap-popup {display:none;}

but I'm not able to select correctly the latitude and longitude classes.

The following code will not work:

.gmap-popup latitude {
display:none;
  }

Why?

I even tried changing the paragraph color with this code:

.gmap-popup p {
color:#cc00;}

What's wrong with my css selectors?

Comments

Mike Sances’s picture

Mike Sances commented

I'm also trying to accomplish something similar. I'm creating a gmap view but want to exclude the longitude and latitude, but get an error message:

GMap View requires: either "Location: Latitude" and "Location: Longitude" or a field titled "Latitude" and a field titled "Longitude"

On my Drupal 4.7 sites, I am able to create views without longitude and latitude with no problem.

Mike Sances’s picture

Mike Sances commented

duplicate post

Mike Sances’s picture

Mike Sances commented

duplicate post

comargo’s picture

comargo commented

correct CSS code is

.gmap-popup.latitude ,
.gmap-popup.longitude
{
  display: none;
}

Please note, there is no space between '.gmap-popup' and '.latitude'

ultimike’s picture

ultimike
Primary language English
Location Florida, USA
commented

Another way to do it without CSS is to just create your own theme function:

function mytheme_gmap_views_marker_label($view, $fields, $entry) {
  $marker_label = '<div class="gmap_popup">';
  foreach ($view->field as $field) {
    switch ($field['field']) {
      case 'title':
      case 'comment_count':
        $marker_label .= '<div class="'. $field['field'] .'"><span class="field-title">'. $field['label'] . '</span> ' . views_theme_field('views_handle_field', $field['queryname'], $fields, $field, $entry, $view) .'</div>';
      break;
      
      case 'name':
        $marker_label .= '<div class="'. $field['field'] .'"><span class="field-title">'. $field['label'] . ':</span> ' . views_theme_field('views_handle_field', $field['queryname'], $fields, $field, $entry, $view) .'</div>';
      break;
      
      default:
      break;
    }
  }
  return $marker_label . '</div>';
}

In this example, I only output the title, comment count, and name. The latitude and longitude are still part of the view, just not displayed.

-mike

thechraveler’s picture

thechraveler commented

yes I am also curious why this addition from the 4.7 module?

rooby’s picture

rooby commented
Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

Drupal 5 is no longer supported.

Also,
Support and feature requests are not critical. For more information see http://drupal.org/node/45111