Do not use nonRotatedChildren to enforce a non-rotatable map. Instead, use interactiveFlags inside MapOptions.
It is recommended to make the map as large as possible, to allow it to display a lot of useful information easily.
As such, we recommend using a depth-based layout (eg. using Stacks) instead of a flat-based layout (eg. using Columns). The following 3rd party packages might help with creating a modern design:
If you must restrict the widget's size, you won't find a height or width property. Instead, use a SizedBox or Column/Row & Expanded.
FlutterMap(
mapController: _mapController,
options: MapOptions(),
children: [],
nonRotatedChildren: [],
);options (MapOptions)
Configure options that don't directly affect the appearance of the map, such as starting location and maximum zoom limit.
mapController
Attach a controller object to control the map programatically, including panning and zooming.
children
Takes a List of Widgets (usually a dedicated 'layer') to display on the map, such as tile layers or polygon layers,
nonRotatedChildren
Similar to children, but these don't rotate or move with the other layers.