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Perfect! &nbsp;No way to remove the pin I suspect though right? &nbsp;
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nevermind, I reread the link again.
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Is there a way to stop the callout/bubble from showing up on a googlemaps embedded map? &nbsp;Client doesn't like it. I know you can click the &quot;x&quot; to close it but she would prefer it not show up at all.<br />
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Ideally, she doesn't even want the &quot;tack&quot; to display but I think that is needed right so that google knows the location that is the sweet spot to zoom into, etc. &nbsp;please advise.
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Is there a way to stop the callout/bubble from showing up on a googlemaps embedded map?  Client doesn't like it. I know you can click the "x" to close it but she would prefer it not show up at all.

Ideally, she doesn't even want the "tack" to display but I think that is needed right so that google knows the location that is the sweet spot to zoom into, etc.  please advise.

Perfect!  No way to remove the pin I suspect though right?  

Google Maps Callout

Is there a way to stop the callout/bubble from showing up on a googlemaps embedded map?  Client doesn&amp;#39;t like it. I know you can click the &amp;quot;x&amp;quot; to close it but she would prefer it not show up at all.

Ideally, she doesn&amp;#39;t even want the &amp;quot;tack&amp;quot; to display but I think that is needed right so that google knows the location that is the sweet spot to zoom into, etc.  please advise.

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