Once you add Accordion element, make sure to add Accordion Item:

Below is the list of elements that can be added to Accordion Item:

Google maps require an API key for site domains. Follow the next steps:

• First step is to get location’s longitude and latitude. This article explains how – Find or enter latitude & longitude.
• When the location is added, please Get your API key.
• Then locate the Google Map element in Bold Builder and enter your API key.

On Snazzy Maps are available all kinds of Google Map styles. The required map code is possible to add to the Custom map style array field.

*Google has, starting July 16, 2018, made certain API and billing changes. In order to enable billing, you will need to provide credit card or billing account to Google Maps platform. Please note that we are in no way associated with Google Maps and their payment system and for any questions and issues regarding payments and billing you will need to contact them. Please refer to their FAQ and their documentation to learn more about these changes. 

Once you add Google Maps element, make sure to add Google Maps Location (multiple locations available):

Below is the list of elements that can be added to Google Maps element:

Image element can include:

Once you add Inner Row element, make sure to define layout and add Inner Column:

In order to get Client ID, Access Token, and User ID, please follow the steps from our article: How to set up your Instagram widget?

The following article is on how to get longitude and latitude for your location – Find or enter latitude & longitude.

Once you add OpenStreet Map element, make sure to add Location (multiple locations available):

Below is the list of elements that can be added to OpenStreet Map element:

Once you add Simple Cost Calculator, make sure to add Simple Cost Calculator Item:

Once you add Slider element, make sure to add single Slider Item:

Slider Item can include:

Once you add Tabs element, make sure to add single Tab Title:

Tabs Item can include:

As with Instagram element, you’ll need to register an application here to be able to use the element. Please follow the steps from our article: How to set up your Twitter widget?