Note: This is a bit of an experimental feature and may not work properly for specific scenarios (ie you have thousands of locations in your map, you are setting a custom category filter, etc)
Overview
In order to open your map to a specific location on page load, you must have a little familiarity with html and use the following steps:
1. Find your location in your map and the location ID from the HTML
2. Copy the location ID and add it to your url as a parameter
3. Use your new link on your website
1. Find your location in your map and the location ID from the HTML
To get your location ID from your website's HTML you need to load your map and click to the location you wish to link to. This should pull up your location details so it looks like this:
From here, you will need to open your browser's dev tools to inspect the HTML element. On Chrome, this can be done by clicking the "View" Menu > Developer > Inspect Elements and then clicking your location details.
Once you are viewing the page's HTML for your location, find the element that has the CSS class "closeby-location-details". Here, there is a data attribute for your location's ID that should look like this:
In this example, the location ID is 35038
2. Copy the location ID and add it to your url as a parameter
Now that you have this location ID, copy it and add it to your current website url in the format "location_id=35038"
So, if you are viewing the page url: mystore.com/find-us
Then, adding the URL parameter will become: mystore.com/find-us?location_id=35038
If you are viewing a page with other url parameters like this: mystore.com/find-us?tracking=Z
Then, it would will become: mystore.com/find-us?tracking=Z&location_id=35038
3. Use your new link on your website
With this new url, you can use it to link directly to your location in your map. You can test it out by loading it in your browser.