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Make sure that any images you want to include in your KMZ file are on your computer's hard drive. Google Earth does this automatically for you if the images you use in your placemarks are on your computer's hard drive.īefore you start creating a self-contained project, complete the section on web-dependent projects above. If you're planning to send around your content to a private group or are presenting it in a location that has limited or no internet access, consider bundling any images your placemarks reference as a part of your final KMZ file. HTML editing software: Adobe Dreamweaver, Nvu, Mozilla Composer
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ZIP file software: 7-Zip, Stuffit, The Unarchiver Here are some links and resources mentioned in the video: Using KMZ Files for Web-Dependent Projects” Here's a simple video example of making a KMZ file (without including images) and publishing it on the web: Publish your new KMZ file on your web server.
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An absolute path is the full url to the image, such as, rather than a relative path, like images/google_sm.gif.Ĭreate a KMZ file that includes only your KML file. In your KML file, refer to each image on your web site using its absolute path.
This is usually a question for your webmaster. If you want to view your KML or KMZ in Google Earth (v9) on web, then you will need to make sure the server that hosts your images and other files provides appropriate CORS headers, or Earth on web won't be able to access them. Post any images that your placemarks need in a publicly accessible location on your web server Here are a few tips for using images on the web in your KML file: This could come in handy if you will be updating the images periodically, you want to include attributed images from another site, or if you simply want to reduce the download size of your KMZ file. Sometimes you'll want your placemarks to reference images on the web.
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