Linking to OnOneMap
If you'd like to link to OnOneMap from your site, there are loads of ways you can do it. You can provide your visitors with useful ways to go directly to the information they want.
Link logos
We've a range of link logos that you can use to link to OnOneMap pages. We think these are best used to link to the OnOneMap homepage. Use the HTML code below to insert the small version of the 'Search for your next home' logo on your page. You can insert different logos by changing the filename referenced in the HTML, and you should change the image size too if you select a big version.
Big: love.png (250x175) |
Big: search.png (250x175) |
Big: lll.png (250x175) |
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<a href="http://ononemap.com/" title="OnOneMap - UK property search engine map"><img src="http://ononemap.com/lib/img/linklogos/search_s.png" width="125" height="87" alt="Search for your next home on one map" /></a> Directory and map links
You can link to a particular area on the map or the directory.
For the directory, simply find the page you want, and copy the address that appears in the address bar of your browser, for example:
<a href="http://ononemap.com/directory/oxfordshire/oxford/Sales/0-99-bed_0-500K/page1.html" title="Property for sale in Oxford in the OnOneMap Directory">Oxford property for sale</a>
You can do a map link by postcode, town name or latitude and longitude. Latitude and longitude is the most accurate method, followed by postcode and then town. To make a lat/long link, you need to be familiar with Google Maps, so we'll simply say that if you are, you need to format your URL as follows ('zoom' is the Google Maps zoom level):
http://ononemap.com/map/?lat=XXXXXXXX&lng=YYYYYYYY&zoom=ZZZZZZZZ
OK, so you want to link based on a postcode or town name? No problem. First, insert the postcode or town name into the following URL in place of the XXXXXXXX. We recommend that you do not leave the normal space in postcodes (eg. use OX11PY rather than OX1 1PY), and we recommend using postcodes rather than town names as postcodes are unique whereas a town name may not be.
http://ononemap.com/map/?q=XXXXXXXXX
Now create a link based on that URL. The HTML code for such a link would be:
<a href="http://ononemap.com/map/?q=OX11PY" title="Property for sale in Oxford on one map">Property for sale in Oxford OnOneMap</a>
These two links (the directory and the map), both for Oxford in this case, will look like this on your page:
Oxford property for sale Property for sale in Oxford OnOneMap
Searching OnOneMap
If you want to search OnOneMap directly from your computer, or allow visitors to your website to search OnOneMap, then find out more about searching OnOneMap.