Map position on page

You don't need to edit php-files of extensions!

Look at my docs

wiki.zhuk.cc/index.php?title=Zh_GoogleMa..._use_external_styles

I've read the docs but it seems to all be referring to CSS.
I'm not sure how that helps me with the <div id="groupList"> example you gave me.
Like I said, I have little experience with this type of editing.
I've managed to work my way around most extensions, but this ones not so simple.
I might have to search JED for another alternative.

Thanks anyway.

Because you ask me about align. And align - it is CSS attribute.

You can just search, for example: google: HTML vertical align of text
And you'll get a lot of examples, each of it - simple css style

And you access to div section in your css template file by #groupList
For example
#groupList {
/* it is comments in css, just write instead comments your styles .... */
}

You can read a few lines of most of sites, which explains HTML and CSS

worked it out eventually.
The # at the beginning seems to have been the problem. It should have been .groupList {

Now to try a few more tweaks to get it to look something along the lines of the namibian.org map.

I suggest you read a little about css

Look.

you have
<div id="hello1" class="main"><img ...></div>
<div id="hello2" class="main"><img ...></div>

And if you want apply styles by class, you write ".main {...}". It means you define class styles, and it will apply to both of your divs

And if you only apply to only hello1 div, you write "#hello1 {...}".

Search the net by "css id vs class"

I've done quite a bit of reading up on css, html etc. Mostly on w3school to give me a basic idea and to help me understand what css or html to insert and what they do.
But no amount of reading will tell me where and what to enter into a specific extension, only the developer or someone with experience with that extension can do that.
Every other extension I have used the developers are very helpful and give instruction on what to enter in where... problem solved. Unfortunately you only give very basic response which usually involves something like "search it up on google" or "read up on css" or "read the docs" which is no help as it's something everyone would have obviously done and your docs are vague at best.
Anyway, like I said. Removing the # and replacing it with . fixed the issue.

Thanks for the advice. I'll look up "css id vs class" for future reference.

PS I had another question in regard to the full screen map causing apache to crash, but I'll ask google instead.