Step-by-Step: Fixing Your Map GHL

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Get your new map code #

First things first, let’s grab the most accurate map code from Google Maps:

  • Open Google Maps in your web browser. You can just search for “maps” or go to maps.google.com.
  • Once you’re there, search for the address you want to display on your map. In this case, we’re looking for Potentia, Lafayette, California.
  • After the map loads, click on the “Share” button (it usually looks like an arrow pointing to the right or a three-dot menu).
  • From the sharing options, select “Embed a map.”
  • You’ll see a preview of the map and some HTML code. Click on “COPY HTML” to snag that code.

2. Head Back to Your Builder #

Now that you have the new map code, let’s go back to where your map lives in your builder:

  • Navigate to your builder.
  • Find the section where your map is embedded.
  • Open the Code Editor for that map section.

3. Replace the Map Source #

This is where the magic happens! We’re going to update the source of your map:

  • In the Code Editor, you’ll see a bunch of HTML. Look for the part that starts with <iframe src=" and ends with "></iframe>.
  • We only need to grab the source part, which is the URL within the src="" attribute. It starts with https:// and goes all the way to the end of the URL before the closing quotation mark.
  • Copy this URL from the HTML code you got from Google Maps.
  • Now, in your builder’s Code Editor, delete the old source URL from the src="" attribute.
  • Paste the new source URL you just copied from Google Maps into the src="" attribute. It should look something like this: <iframe src="YOUR_NEW_Maps_URL_HERE"></iframe>.

4. Check and Publish! #

Almost there!

  • After you’ve replaced the source, preview your map. You should now see it working perfectly!
  • If everything looks good, go ahead and publish your changes.

And that’s it! Your map should now be accurately displayed for everyone to see.

A quick heads-up: While you’re in the builder, you might notice a disclaimer on the page. If you see it, please double-check with your team to make sure it’s removed. It’s always good to keep your pages looking clean and professional!

Updated on June 20, 2025
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