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My guess is, you need to set a width on the iframe explicitly in CSS, something like:
.map { width: /* here your actual width in px */ }
.map iframe { width: 100%; } /* so it's always 100% of the parent */
However, note that an iframe’s height will never adapt automatically and keep the ratio.
So you need to set another height yourself.
So you may also want to do something like:
@media (my breakpoint A) {
.map iframe { width: XX; height: XX } /* fixed with and height for this break point */
}
@media (my breakpoint B) {
.map iframe { width: XX; height: XX } /* fixed with and height for this break point */
}
@media (my breakpoint C) {
.map iframe { width: XX; height: XX } /* fixed with and height for this break point */
}
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