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Thank you for your help and time ??

Thank you again for your help!

I found that the relative path that worked for my site was “./gpx/OSM_02.kml”.

Best regards
John

Great! This did the trick. I can now see the line in the test KML in Lisboa. I have modified the icon paths in OSM_02.kml (OSM_02_nonrel.kml) and can also see the penguin.

I obviously can’t use relative paths or ‘www’ in front of a webpage name, but as long as I can see some result I can work from here.

https://rauhe.dk/tech/test-osm/

Thanks again!
Best
John

Hi MiKa,

I have tried what you suggested (I was wondering about the KML file myself), but it gives the same result; the maps is displayed correctly, but there are no overlays on the map.
https://rauhe.dk/tech/test-osm/

The WordPress installation is quite new and ‘clean’. I tried disabling all other plugins and checked the file and folder permissions (grasping at straws; I know), but with no positive results.

Do you have any other suggestions, that I can try?

Thanks!
John

Hello MiKa,
Thanks for the reply – It is greatly appreciated!

I tried the shortcodes that you gave, but I am afraid that it does not make a great difference.

The test examples has been updated on the test page (‘*’ versions before the actual versions):
https://rauhe.dk/tech/test-osm/

I am running WordPress 5.4 and OSM 5.4 (if this makes any difference)

Best regards
John

Great! exactly what i was looking for. I cant test it right now but will try it when i get a chance……

Thanks!
John