How to Embed a Map on a Webpage or Blog Post
Embedding a snapshot (map) on a webpage or blog post is very simple.
Click on the upper right Action menu above the map.
Select Share from the drop down menu

A widget will pop up that gives you four options for sharing the snapshot.

Select the option that will work best for you. We recommend
using the iframe code for blogs and websites. You can also use the
thumbnail code.
Copy and paste the code into the html editor for your website or blog.
A few notes....
This will embed a fully interactive Google Map into your website or
blog. If you prefer a static map, Download your snapshot as a PNG
image instead. You can find the Download option from the same
Action menu in the upper right corner of the screen, above the
map.
To adjust the size of the map you embed, you can configure the width and height directly in the iframe embed code generated by the widget. The code below will generate a map that is 700 pixels high by 600 pixels wide. You can make your map larger or smaller by changing the values associated with height and width.
<iframe
src="http://insight.rhizalabs.com/cbi/snapshot/full?concept=~0113ede6067f9d11dfb6123e0f046232df"
width="700px" height="600px"></iframe>
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Getting Started with Rhiza Insight
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Importing/Managing Data
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Making Maps
- How do I customize the layout of info balloons on my maps?
- Can I change the zoom level at which different data appears on my map?
- Editing Layout Code for Information Bubbles
- Example information bubble templates
- I made a custom style for my information bubble, but it didn't save. What happened?
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Publishing Snapshots
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Questions About Rhiza Support
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Linking To and From Insight
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Release notes
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Making Charts