Full Screen Leaflet Map

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Full Screen Leaflet Map

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Last edited Sep 23, 2017

Created on Sep 22, 2017

This example shows a full-screen interactive Leaflet map of the United States, centered on the country with a default zoom level of five. It presents a layer control for switching between two WMS basemaps from the FCC’s GeoCloud service, which display broadband availability data by county. The map also loads a custom Bing tile layer that overlays 4G LTE coverage data, using a quadkey-based URL from AT&T’s OneMap service. The page includes CSS to remove margins and set the map container to full width and height, while the code initializes the map with Leaflet and its standard tile layer functions.

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An example of a leaflet map set to full screen using appropriate styles.

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