The syntax for a google map is:

<googlemap type="map" lat="30.327092" lon="-81.650873" zoom="14" width="600px" height="400px">
30.327092,-81.650873,Sulzbacher Center
</googlemap>

The values on the first line can be any of these:

• width — 999[css length unit*] (e.g. 500px, 50%) width of the Google map, default is “400px”.
• height — 999[css length unit*] (e.g. 500px, 30em) height of the Google map, default is “300px”.
• type — values: map | satellite | hybrid. default map.
• lat — values: -90.0 - 90.0; latitude of map centre, negative values are south.
• lon — values: -180.0 - 180.0; longitude of map centre, negative values are west.
• zoom — integer, zoom level, default value 8. Valid values depend on the map and location.
• controls — values on | off. default on. Whether or not to show controls for zooming and panning on the map.
• kml — values: off | [URL of kml file].

The data points in between the first and last line contain 3 pieces of data each:

• latitude
• longitude
• description (can be long)

Here are a couple maps to illustrate the concept: