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(Top) 1 Usage 2 Parameters 3 Mark placement parameters 3.1 Place a mark on an image using the x and y parameters 3.2 Place a mark on an image using the x% and y% parameters 4 The type parameter 5 Examples 5.1 Using mostly default values 5.2 Using background color for labels 5.3 Using an invisible mark 6 See also

Template:Location mark

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Other templates are more capable of superimposing one image on another. This template centers a mark over a location on any image using coordinate values that are relative. The size of the composite image can changed without changing the relative positions of the markers. The composite image can be displayed as a simple image, a bordered image or a thumbnail image.

If the geographic coordinates of the location are known and a location map template exists then one of the templates in the Location map family should be used. The See also section below lists alternative templates.

Usage

Four Corners

A location in the U.S.

{{Location mark
| image = 
| overlay = 
| width = 
| caption = 
| alt = 
| float = 
| type = 
| label = 
| position = 
| font_size = 
| background = 
| mark = 
| mark_width = 
| mark_alt = 
| mark_link = 
| x = 
| y = 
}}

Parameters

Parameters for Location map+
Parameter	Description
`image`	Required. The name of an image file.
`overlay`	The name of an image file to superimpose on the image. It should be the same size and have a transparent background.
`width`	Determines the width of the image in pixels. The default is 220px. For example, `width=240` and not `width=240px`.
`caption`	The caption text displays below the image if the thumbnail option is used. See the examples.
`alt`	Alt text for the map. See WP:ALT. If no `alt` text is provided the `caption` text will be used.
`type`	Determines the display format. Valid values are `thumb`, and `border`. The `thumb` option generates output similar to `[[File:\|name\|thumb]]`, while the `border` option generates output similar to `[[File:\|name\|border]]`. If no valid value is assigned, the output will not be framed or bordered. See below and this page.
`float`	Determines the position of the image on the page. Valid values are `left`, `right`, `center` and `none`. The default is `right`.
`label`	Optional. The text of the label to display next to the mark. The text can be wiki linked.
`position`	The position of the label relative to the mark. Valid values are `left`, `right`, `top` and `bottom`. The default is `right`. If none is assigned then the template will place the label either to the right or the left depending on the location of the mark.
`font_size`	The font size to use for the label as a percentage. The default is 90%. For example, `font_size=80`.
`background`	The background color to use for the label text. See Web colors. By default the background color is inherited from the image behind the label.
`mark`	The name of an image to display as the mark. The default is Red pog.svg. Go here and here for some examples.
`mark_width`	The width of the mark in pixels. The default is 8px. For example, `mark_width=7` and not `mark_width=7px`. Labels do not work well with large mark images. This template is not intended to generate overlays. See {{Superimpose}}.
`mark_link`	Specifies a wiki link which will be followed if the reader clicks on the mark. The name of the linked article will be displayed as a tool tip when the mouse pointer hovers over the mark.
`mark_alt`	Alt text for the mark image. See WP:ALT. If no `mark_alt` text is provided the `label` text will be used.
`x` `y`	Specifies the position of the marker on the image. The coordinates of the marker in pixels based on a map with a width of 1000 pixels. The template will scale these values for proper display. See below.
`x%` `y%`	Specifies the position of the marker on the image. `x%` specifies the percentage of the distance across the image from the left edge and `y%` specifies the percentage of the distance down from the top edge. See below.

Mark placement parameters

There are two ways to generate a marker on a map.

Place a mark on an image using the `x` and `y` parameters

The values for the x and y parameters are the pixel coordinates of the location mark when the image is scaled to a width of 1000 pixels.

x is the pixel offset for the mark from the left edge of an image 1000px wide.

y is the pixel offset for the mark from the top edge of an image 1000px wide.

There are at least two ways of obtaining these values:

Download the image from the image's file page to your computer. Open the image in a graphics editor, such as GIMPorXnView. Scale (resize) the image to a width of 1000px and then note the x, y coordinates when the cursor points to the desired location. Use these values directly.
Download the image from the image's file page to your computer. Open the image in any image viewer that displays the coordinates of the cursor position, such as Paint from Microsoft. Note the x, y coordinates when the cursor points to the location. Then:

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and

⁠ 1000 \cdot y' / w ⁠ = y

where

x'

and

y'

are the cursor coordinates,

w

is the width of the image displayed on your computer and

x

and

y

are the values to assign to the x and y parameters.

Place a mark on an image using the `x%` and `y%` parameters

x% specifies the percent of the distance across the image from the left edge.

y% specifies the percent of the distance down from the top edge.

The `type` parameter

`type=`	`type=border`	`type=thumb`
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Examples

The first two examples could be duplicated using {{Location map+}}.

Using mostly default values

Cape Wrath

{{Location mark
| width = 
| image = Scotland relief location map.jpg
| caption = Scotland
| float = 
| type = 
| label = '''Cape Wrath'''
| position = 
| x = 452 | y = 480
}}

Using background color for labels

Düsseldorf

Location of Düsseldorf in North Rhine-Westphalia

{{Location mark
| image = North Rhine-Westphalia location map 05.svg
| width = 300
| caption = Location of Düsseldorf in [[North Rhine-Westphalia]]
| type = thumb
| label = Düsseldorf
| position = left
| background = #a7cb9d
| x = 267 | y = 574
}}

Using an invisible mark

Rachel

A cute chick

{{Location mark
| image = Take five.jpg
| caption = A cute chick
| type = thumb
| label = Rachel
| position = top
| background = #ae9074
| mark = Blanksvg.svg
| x = 433 | y = 295
}}