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Originally Posted by Airblader
No need for JavaScript – this is simple HTML/CSS.
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Well, yes. Except that if he wants the user to be able to click on a spot on the map and then place the marker at the clicked-on spot, that will involve JavaScript.
But Air is right in that it is pretty simple JavaScript.
On a side note: Are you aware that the Google Maps API can be used with your own custom map? That is, you can supply images, properly set up, and then Google Maps will show them with all the features of any other Google Map. More than likely, this approach is overkill for your project, but keep it in mind.