Leaflet.fullscreen | A fullscreen control for Leaflet | Frontend Framework library
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A HTML5 fullscreen plugin for Leaflet.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to load a leaflet map within a div tag.
Sometimes the map tiles are loaded completely. whenever I try to zoom in or zoom out the map, tiles are not loading completely. I tried solutions like importing leaflet CSS styles, tried to call the invalidateSize function whenever the map is zoomed in.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-30 at 09:30While trying to reproduce the above issue in fiddle with only Javascript. The map was rendered properly so I came to the conclusion that there is no issue with rendering the map. While debugging I found the div element that contains map has one of its parent elements has a property of text-align: center which caused the map to load tiles not completely. After removing it map was rendered as expected. I hope it may help someone while rendering a map in element(like div) consider the alignment of parent elements which may happen rarely.
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I use Leaflet markercluster plugin: https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet.markercluster
When I change default coordinates of markers to other ones, the markers go wrong place. Example of this problem: https://jsfiddle.net/allu1/nbv17oqc/5/
Below the "geoJsonData" tag the first marker coordinates have been changed, but marker goes totally wrong place.
And also I can not set center point of the map. I have tried all of these, but nothing worked:
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Answered 2020-Nov-02 at 19:35It looks like you are mixing up your Eastings and Northings. I'm not sure where you want your points to end up, but (N64, E27) is in Finland, while (N27, E64) is in Pakistan.
In Leaflet, you specify a coordinate like var latlng = L.latLng(latitude, longitude);
(see the docs).
In GeoJSON (see RFC7946 for the specification), it's the other way round. Coordinates are specified in the format "coordinates": [longitude, latitude]
. You can see it's this way round from the New Zealand points in your JSFiddle code, because 175° isn't valid as a latitude.
I can't see from your JSFiddle why centring the map isn't working. However, it may be because you are using map.fitBounds(markers.getBounds());
at the end of your script. This will centre the map at the centre of the cluster of markers, over-riding whatever you might originally have set as the centre point. Because your test coordinates are so far apart (one in Pakistan and the others in New Zealand), the code in the JSFiddle sets the centre point to somewhere near Borneo.
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