Final answer:
To disable pan and zoom on a map, access the map application settings and look for the pan and zoom options to disable them. You may also toggle map layers on or off to control visibility settings and potentially impact the pan and zoom functionality.
Step-by-step explanation:
To disable pan and zoom in maps, typically you need to access the interactive features of the map application you are using. The capability to turn off pan and zoom might be represented by a button or setting in the map's interface. While the details of how to disable these features can vary from one map service to another, the general approach would be to look into the map settings or preferences. If you need to prevent the map from moving or zooming unintentionally, ensure that any touch gestures or mouse scroll actions related to pan and zoom are disabled in the settings. For maps that include multiple layers, you can often click on a button on the side to toggle a layer on or off. Some layers may need to be disabled to see others more clearly, so if pan and zoom are associated with a specific layer, turning that layer off might also disable those features.