Layers
Editing layers is performed in the Layer Settings panel, accessible by opening the Layers panel from your administration sidebar, and then clicking the pencil icon on the layer you wish to edit.
Basemap
To set the default basemap.
Legend type
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Datasets can be used any number of times in any visualization style, on any number of maps.
Layers are the visualizations of your datasets. Datasets can be used any number of times in any visualization style, on any number of maps.
Each time you create a la... Continue reading 🡒
Each layer's General settings allow you to set a legend display name and optional description, as well as configure the scale range where the layer will appear on the map, and hide the individual layer from the legend completely.
Layer Name
Every layer of ... Continue reading 🡒
Maps on Mango are composed of stacked layers of image tiles- one for each layer group. To aid first-load performance, Mango doesn’t automatically create each individual layer as an image tile layer on the map. Instead, Mango introduces the concept of Layer ... Continue reading 🡒
To minimise map load times, you can set layer groups to not display on map load. The user can enable layers from the map legend.
This feature is particularly useful if you have many layers and want to control what map users see first – the essential data – ... Continue reading 🡒
To remove a layer from your map, navigate to the LAYERS panel, and simply click the trash bin icon on the layer you wish to remove.
Removing a layer from your map does not delete it’s dataset from your account.
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