# Talk:Banded iron formation

So, this really a universal issue, but it just happens to be really bothering me here: we have a map showing location of BIFs across the globe. The map is an SVG, and can be expanded to vast size. But if I click on it, I get the underlying map in large size, but not the locations which are visible in the tiny postage stamp sized version shown in the default page render. I thought perhaps this might be an issue with my browser or OS, but I tried mozilla browsers in Win7, and Edge in Win11, and I get the same result. Is there no way to have this map with its information expandable? This happens in lots of pages where an item is located on a map, like a town, or any subject of interest. It is always annoying because it is never enough visual information, and one must use it as a guide to open a dedicated map program (like google maps) to see properly, but in this particular case it is especially annoying as 23 instances are crammed into this absurd toy map, with no hope of distinguishing their exact locations. Is there really no better way wiki has of doing this? For a prime global reference engine, this is Really MickeyMouse. 2001:56A:F0E9:9B00:1903:CA0D:4248:444 (talk) 04:34, 11 March 2025 (UTC)JustSomeWikiReader