# UI Interaction Controls
In this article you can examine the RadMap’s UI elements the end user can interact with. The Telerik Map provides the following distinct controls – **Navigator**, **Zoom** and **Attribution**.
## End User Experience with the UI Controls
The **Navigator** and the **Zoom** controls allow the user to pan and zoom the map. Their value are persisted through the server post back. The **Attribution** is the map footer where additional information about the Map Tile Service rights could be provided to the end user.
In **Figure 1** you can examine the distinct controls in a simple **RadMap** setup, provided in **Example 1**.
> caption **Figure 1**: Illustration of the Navigator, Zoom and Attribution UI elements.
> caption **Example 1**: UI elements enabled by default in the **RadMap** control.
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## Controlling the Visibility of the UI Controls
In the **RadMap** you can easily enable or disable the UI controls using the **ControlsSetting** inner tag and set the desired controls to **true** or **false**. If such options are not set, the controls are enabled by default.
**Example 2** demonstrates how to create a Map with disabled **Navigator**, **Zoom** and **Attribution** elements.
> caption **Example 2**: Disabling the **UI Controls** of the **RadMap**.
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## Repositioning the UI Controls
In **Example 3** you can see how the **AttributionSettings**, **NavigatorSettings** and **ZoomSettings** inner tags and their **Position** property are used to change the controls’ position. The result is illustrated in **Figure 2**.
> caption **Figure 2**: RadMap with repositioned UI controls.
> caption **Example 3**: How to reposition the Map’s UI controls.
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## See Also
* [Overview](https://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax/documentation/controls/map/overview)
* [Server-side Programming](https://www.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax/documentation/controls/map/server-side-programming)