PamPam gives you three simple ways to customize how your map looks and behaves:
Panel style → controls the overall layout of the map and side panel
List style → controls how each row appears inside the panel
Pin display type → controls how each spot looks on the map itself
Each setting works together, but they’re adjusted separately — so you can mix and match based on what your map needs.
To adjust map settings, make sure you are in "Edit" mode, and then click on the "Gear" icon in the bottom toolbar.
Video Overview
Panel Styles
The Panel determines how your map and content are structured.
Classic
Fullscreen map with a list of elements
Great for guides, directories, and curated collections
Familiar and easy to navigate
Atlas
Adds a conversational layer to your map
Visitors can ask questions and chat with your map data
Helpful for larger maps or exploratory experiences
Locator
Built for search and proximity
Visitors can search by location
Results can be sorted by distance
Ideal for store locators or service maps
Popup Modals
You can choose whether your panel is always visible.
Collapse the panel by default
The map fills the screen first
The list stays hidden until opened
Spot info appears on click
Clicking a pin opens its info panel
Keeps the interface clean and focused
This is especially useful for embedded maps where space is limited.
List Styles
The List setting controls how each row appears inside your panel.
You can choose from:
Medium → Balanced layout with image and text
Large → Bigger images and more visual emphasis
Small → Compact, text-forward layout
No Image → Text-only layout
When using text-based layouts, you can further customize:
Primary field (e.g., Title, Description)
Secondary field (optional supporting info)
Show buttons (toggle on or off)
This allows you to decide how much detail appears at a glance.
Pin Display Type
The Pins setting controls how spots appear directly on the map.
You can choose different display types depending on your content:
Standard → Places, points of interest, buildings
Image → Photo-based pins for memories or highlights
Event → Calendar-style pins for itineraries or timelines
Link → Social or external links
Profile → People, companies, or organizations
This setting changes the visual language of your map — without changing your data.
How It All Works Together
The Panel sets the overall experience.
The List style refines how each item appears inside that experience.
The Pin display type shapes how your map looks visually at a glance.
Small changes in these settings can dramatically shift the feel of your map — from editorial and visual to searchable and practical.
Take a moment to try different combinations. Your map can be as minimal or as expressive as you’d like.