Is there a code to restrict the zoom out level on Google Maps when using Snazzymaps in Webflow?

Unfortunately, there is no specific code to restrict the zoom out level on Google Maps when using Snazzymaps in Webflow. The zoom level functionality in Google Maps is controlled by the API itself and cannot be directly modified within Snazzymaps or Webflow.

However, there are a few alternative options you can consider to achieve a similar effect:

1. Customizing the Snazzymaps style: Snazzymaps provides a wide range of pre-designed styles for Google Maps. You can choose a style that prioritizes a higher zoom level and reduces the visibility of lower zoom levels. This can give the impression of a restricted zoom out level.

2. Map boundaries: Another approach is to set the boundaries for the map, which limits panning and zooming to a specific area. By defining a fixed set of LatLng points using the Google Maps API, you can determine the visible region in which users can zoom and pan.

3. Restricting zoom controls: You can also remove or customize the default zoom controls provided by Google Maps. By doing this, you can limit the zoom options available to the users. However, keep in mind that advanced users can still use other methods like pinching on touch screens or using the mouse scroll wheel to zoom.

4. Implementing a custom zoom control: With the Google Maps API, you have the ability to create your own custom zoom control. By building a custom control, you can define the maximum allowed zoom level and prevent users from zooming out beyond that point.

Although these solutions might not directly restrict the zoom out level, they can help create the illusion of limited zooming capabilities within the Google Maps implementation on your Webflow site.