Treat the code like an image — you can use HTML or CSS to display it.
https://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/V1/Imagery/Map/[[base.mapType]]/[[
base.location | encode]][[ ((base.location | strip ) | isNumber) == true &&
'/'+base.zoom || '' ]]?mapSize=[[base.width]],[[base.height]][[base.showTraffic
== true && '&mapLayer=TrafficFlow' ||
'']]&format=[[base.format]][[pushpinSet()]]&key=[[ base.API && base.API ||
'YOUR-API-KEY-HERE' ]]
HTML
<img width="[[base.width]]" src="https://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/V1/Imagery/Map/[[base.mapType]]/[[
base.location | encode]][[ ((base.location | strip ) | isNumber) == true &&
'/'+base.zoom || '' ]]?mapSize=[[base.width]],[[base.height]][[base.showTraffic
== true && '&mapLayer=TrafficFlow' ||
'']]&format=[[base.format]][[pushpinSet()]]&key=[[ base.API && base.API ||
'YOUR-API-KEY-HERE' ]]" alt="Bing Map[[base.auto != true && ' of '+ base.location || '' ]]">
CSS
background-image: url(https://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/V1/Imagery/Map/[[base.mapType]]/[[
base.location | encode]][[ ((base.location | strip ) | isNumber) == true &&
'/'+base.zoom || '' ]]?mapSize=[[base.width]],[[base.height]][[base.showTraffic
== true && '&mapLayer=TrafficFlow' ||
'']]&format=[[base.format]][[pushpinSet()]]&key=[[ base.API && base.API ||
'YOUR-API-KEY-HERE' ]]);
You can add a static map to any website with simple HTML and no JavaScript.
Using URL parameters, you can describe the type of map that you want and Bing will send it back.
The Static Map Maker helps you configure the Bing API parameters
and gives you the code in real time.
Check out Bing's static maps API.