I would like to have a Google map on my about page that shows the location of our office. Can that be done without using an iFrame or extra coding?
Official response from NationBuilder Support
When Google updated its map app, they removed the ability to embed a map without iFrame.
First, learn how to embed a Google Map, and paste the embed code into the template of the page.
Detailed instructions on how to embed code to display on webpage are available.
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45.321616,-75.925258,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x4cd2003dfe3b5d29:0xa56f7abf6ed7486d">http://www.google.ca/maps/place/All+Saints+High+School/
45.321616,-75.925258,17z/data=4b13m1!1s0x4cd2003dfe3b5d29:0xa56f7abf6ed7486d)Hines Digital
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How can we get MapsEngine maps embedded? A sample one is http://mapsengine.google.com/map/embed?mid=zgnTHfDtl8lw.kDVRSBvSyLqk
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For those maps, you’ll want to use the embed code (rather than the URL of the map). The embed code can be found on the same window as the link (Step 3 above), but in the field below it.
Once you have the embed code, you’ll need to embed it on your page level template. Check out this FAQ on embedding a Moot Forum for an example of how to add an iFrame to a Basic page. (Specifically steps 8 and 10.)
http://nationbuilder.com/tweetwithpete/embedding_moot_forums