Markers and controls
User interface elements that can be added to the map. The items in this section exist outside of the map's canvas
element.
AttributionControl
src/ui/control/attribution_control.tsAn AttributionControl
control presents the map's attribution information.
Add this control to a map using Map#addControl.
Parameters
(Object?)
(default {}
)Name | Description |
---|---|
options.compact boolean? | If
true
, force a compact attribution that shows the full attribution on mouse hover. If
false
, force the full attribution control. The default is a responsive attribution that collapses when the map is less than 640 pixels wide.
Attribution should not be collapsed if it can comfortably fit on the map. compact should only be used to modify default attribution when map size makes it impossible to fit default attribution and when the automatic compact resizing for default settings are not sufficient
.
|
options.customAttribution (string | Array<string>)? | String or strings to show in addition to any other attributions. You can also set a custom attribution when initializing your map with the customAttribution option . |
Example
const map = new mapboxgl.Map({attributionControl: false})
.addControl(new mapboxgl.AttributionControl({
customAttribution: 'Map design by me'
}));
FullscreenControl
src/ui/control/fullscreen_control.tsA FullscreenControl
control contains a button for toggling the map in and out of fullscreen mode. See the requestFullScreen
compatibility table for supported browsers.
Add this control to a map using Map#addControl.
Parameters
(Object?)
(default {}
)Name | Description |
---|---|
options.container HTMLElement? | container
is the
compatible DOM element
which should be made full screen. By default, the map container element will be made full screen.
|
Example
map.addControl(new mapboxgl.FullscreenControl({container: document.querySelector('body')}));
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GeolocateControl
src/ui/control/geolocate_control.tsA GeolocateControl
control provides a button that uses the browser's geolocation
API to locate the user on the map.
Add this control to a map using Map#addControl.
Not all browsers support geolocation,
and some users may disable the feature. Geolocation support for modern
browsers including Chrome requires sites to be served over HTTPS. If
geolocation support is not available, the GeolocateControl
will show
as disabled.
The zoom level applied depends on the accuracy of the geolocation provided by the device.
The GeolocateControl has two modes. If trackUserLocation
is false
(default) the control acts as a button, which when pressed will set the map's camera to target the user location. If the user moves, the map won't update. This is most suited for the desktop. If trackUserLocation
is true
the control acts as a toggle button that when active the user's location is actively monitored for changes. In this mode the GeolocateControl
has three interaction states:
- active - The map's camera automatically updates as the user's location changes, keeping the location dot in the center. This is the initial state, and the state upon clicking the
GeolocateControl
button. - passive - The user's location dot automatically updates, but the map's camera does not. Occurs upon the user initiating a map movement.
- disabled - Occurs if geolocation is not available, disabled, or denied.
These interaction states can't be controlled programmatically. Instead, they are set based on user interactions.
Parameters
(Object?)
(default {}
)Name | Description |
---|---|
options.fitBoundsOptions Object default: {maxZoom:15} | A
Map#fitBounds
options object to use when the map is panned and zoomed to the user's location. The default is to use a
maxZoom
of 15 to limit how far the map will zoom in for very accurate locations.
|
options.geolocation Object default: window.navigator.geolocation | window.navigator.geolocation
by default; you can provide an object with the same shape to customize geolocation handling.
|
options.positionOptions Object default: {enableHighAccuracy:false,timeout:6000} | A Geolocation API PositionOptions object. |
options.showAccuracyCircle Object default: true | By default, if
showUserLocation
is
true
, a transparent circle will be drawn around the user location indicating the accuracy (95% confidence level) of the user's location. Set to
false
to disable. Always disabled when
showUserLocation
is
false
.
|
options.showUserHeading Object default: false | If
true
an arrow will be drawn next to the user location dot indicating the device's heading. This only has affect when
trackUserLocation
is
true
.
|
options.showUserLocation Object default: true | By default a dot will be shown on the map at the user's location. Set to
false
to disable.
|
options.trackUserLocation Object default: false | If
true
the
GeolocateControl
becomes a toggle button and when active the map will receive updates to the user's location as it changes.
|
Example
map.addControl(new mapboxgl.GeolocateControl({
positionOptions: {
enableHighAccuracy: true
},
trackUserLocation: true,
showUserHeading: true
}));
Instance Members
Events
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IControl
src/ui/map.tsInterface for interactive controls added to the map. This is a specification for implementers to model: it is not an exported method or class.
Controls must implement onAdd
and onRemove
, and must own an
element, which is often a div
element. To use Mapbox GL JS's
default control styling, add the mapboxgl-ctrl
class to your control's
node.
Example
// Control implemented as ES6 class
class HelloWorldControl {
onAdd(map) {
this._map = map;
this._container = document.createElement('div');
this._container.className = 'mapboxgl-ctrl';
this._container.textContent = 'Hello, world';
return this._container;
}
onRemove() {
this._container.parentNode.removeChild(this._container);
this._map = undefined;
}
}
// Control implemented as ES5 prototypical class
function HelloWorldControl() { }
HelloWorldControl.prototype.onAdd = function(map) {
this._map = map;
this._container = document.createElement('div');
this._container.className = 'mapboxgl-ctrl';
this._container.textContent = 'Hello, world';
return this._container;
};
HelloWorldControl.prototype.onRemove = function () {
this._container.parentNode.removeChild(this._container);
this._map = undefined;
};
Instance Members
Marker
src/ui/marker.tsCreates a marker component.
Parameters
(Object?)
Name | Description |
---|---|
options.anchor string default: 'center' | A string indicating the part of the Marker that should be positioned closest to the coordinate set via
Marker#setLngLat
.
Options are
'center'
,
'top'
,
'bottom'
,
'left'
,
'right'
,
'top-left'
,
'top-right'
,
'bottom-left'
, and
'bottom-right'
.
|
options.className string? | Space-separated CSS class names to add to marker element. |
options.clickTolerance number default: 0 | The max number of pixels a user can shift the mouse pointer during a click on the marker for it to be considered a valid click (as opposed to a marker drag). The default is to inherit map's
clickTolerance
.
|
options.color string default: '#3FB1CE' | The color to use for the default marker if
options.element
is not provided. The default is light blue.
|
options.draggable boolean default: false | A boolean indicating whether or not a marker is able to be dragged to a new position on the map. |
options.element HTMLElement? | DOM element to use as a marker. The default is a light blue, droplet-shaped SVG marker. |
options.occludedOpacity number default: 0.2 | The opacity of a marker that's occluded by 3D terrain. |
options.offset PointLike? | The offset in pixels as a PointLike object to apply relative to the element's center. Negatives indicate left and up. |
options.pitchAlignment string default: 'auto' | 'map'
aligns the
Marker
to the plane of the map.
'viewport'
aligns the
Marker
to the plane of the viewport.
'auto'
automatically matches the value of
rotationAlignment
.
|
options.rotation number default: 0 | The rotation angle of the marker in degrees, relative to its respective
rotationAlignment
setting. A positive value will rotate the marker clockwise.
|
options.rotationAlignment string default: 'auto' | The alignment of the marker's rotation.
'map'
is aligned with the map plane, consistent with the cardinal directions as the map rotates.
'viewport'
is screenspace-aligned.
'horizon'
is aligned according to the nearest horizon, on non-globe projections it is equivalent to
'viewport'
.
'auto'
is equivalent to
'viewport'
.
|
options.scale number default: 1 | The scale to use for the default marker if
options.element
is not provided. The default scale corresponds to a height of
41px
and a width of
27px
.
|
(MarkerOptions?)
Example
// Create a new marker.
const marker = new mapboxgl.Marker()
.setLngLat([30.5, 50.5])
.addTo(map);
// Set marker options.
const marker = new mapboxgl.Marker({
color: "#FFFFFF",
draggable: true
}).setLngLat([30.5, 50.5])
.addTo(map);
Instance Members
Events
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NavigationControl
src/ui/control/navigation_control.tsA NavigationControl
control contains zoom buttons and a compass.
Add this control to a map using Map#addControl.
Parameters
Example
const nav = new mapboxgl.NavigationControl();
map.addControl(nav, 'top-left');
const nav = new mapboxgl.NavigationControl({
visualizePitch: true
});
map.addControl(nav, 'bottom-right');
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Popup
src/ui/popup.tsA popup component.
Parameters
(Object?)
Name | Description |
---|---|
options.anchor string? | A string indicating the part of the popup that should
be positioned closest to the coordinate, set via
Popup#setLngLat
.
Options are
'center'
,
'top'
,
'bottom'
,
'left'
,
'right'
,
'top-left'
,
'top-right'
,
'bottom-left'
, and
'bottom-right'
. If unset, the anchor will be
dynamically set to ensure the popup falls within the map container with a preference
for
'bottom'
.
|
options.className string? | Space-separated CSS class names to add to popup container. |
options.closeButton boolean default: true | If
true
, a close button will appear in the
top right corner of the popup.
|
options.closeOnClick boolean default: true | If
true
, the popup will close when the
map is clicked.
|
options.closeOnMove boolean default: false | If
true
, the popup will close when the
map moves.
|
options.focusAfterOpen boolean default: true | If
true
, the popup will try to focus the
first focusable element inside the popup.
|
options.maxWidth string default: '240px' | A string that sets the CSS property of the popup's maximum width (for example,
'300px'
).
To ensure the popup resizes to fit its content, set this property to
'none'
.
See the MDN documentation for the list of
available values
.
|
options.offset (number | PointLike | Object)? | A pixel offset applied to the popup's location specified as:
Negative offsets indicate left and up. |
Example
const markerHeight = 50;
const markerRadius = 10;
const linearOffset = 25;
const popupOffsets = {
'top': [0, 0],
'top-left': [0, 0],
'top-right': [0, 0],
'bottom': [0, -markerHeight],
'bottom-left': [linearOffset, (markerHeight - markerRadius + linearOffset) * -1],
'bottom-right': [-linearOffset, (markerHeight - markerRadius + linearOffset) * -1],
'left': [markerRadius, (markerHeight - markerRadius) * -1],
'right': [-markerRadius, (markerHeight - markerRadius) * -1]
};
const popup = new mapboxgl.Popup({offset: popupOffsets, className: 'my-class'})
.setLngLat(e.lngLat)
.setHTML("<h1>Hello World!</h1>")
.setMaxWidth("300px")
.addTo(map);
Instance Members
Events
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ScaleControl
src/ui/control/scale_control.tsA ScaleControl
control displays the ratio of a distance on the map to the corresponding distance on the ground.
Add this control to a map using Map#addControl.
Parameters
Example
const scale = new mapboxgl.ScaleControl({
maxWidth: 80,
unit: 'imperial'
});
map.addControl(scale);
scale.setUnit('metric');