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== Create a marker == | == Create a marker == | ||
*Navigate to the space where you want to add the marker, either by clicking on it from the map or opening the space in the right-hand flyout some other way. Click the Marker tab. | |||
*Click the "Add new marker" button, then "Create new". | |||
*A marker will appear on the map using your cemetery's default marker shape. The right-hand flyout will change to show different marker shapes available for you to choose. Click on a thumbnail image of a marker shape to change the shape. To move the marker on the map, click on the map directly or use the position buttons in the right-hand flyout. You can also change the shape's size and rotation in the right-hand flyout. Click "Next". | |||
*The right-hand flyout will change to show fields where you can enter marker information. Only the marker type is required, other fields are optional. | |||
**Need a marker type that isn't in the list? Click the navy blue plus button to add an option. | |||
*Click "Save" to save this marker in your database. | |||
*The map will update to show the marker, now a solid color, on your map. | |||
<gallery widths="375" heights="280"> | |||
File:Adding a marker 1.png|Add a new marker from the Marker tab. Click "Add new marker" then "Create new". | |||
File:Adding a marker 2.png|Modify the marker by changing the shape, size, placement and rotation. Click "Next". | |||
File:Adding a marker 3.png|Add any relevant information about the marker, then click "Save". | |||
File:Adding a marker 4.png|The newly-added marker will appear as a solid shape on your map. | |||
</gallery> | |||
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== | ==Attaching one marker to multiple spaces== | ||
[[File:Add existing marker.png|thumb|490x490px|A marker attached to multiple spaces will have those spaces listed. A marker can be attached to any number of spaces.]] | |||
* Navigate to the space where you want to add the marker. Click the Marker tab, then "Add new marker". Click the navy blue "Use existing" button. | |||
* Click the marker you want to attach to this space. | |||
* That's it! Now the marker will show that it is associated with two spaces. | |||
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== Remove a marker == | ==Adding media to markers== | ||
==Edit a marker== | |||
==Remove a marker== | |||
Revision as of 17:08, 3 March 2025
Attaching one marker to multiple spaces
Create a marker
- Navigate to the space where you want to add the marker, either by clicking on it from the map or opening the space in the right-hand flyout some other way. Click the Marker tab.
- Click the "Add new marker" button, then "Create new".
- A marker will appear on the map using your cemetery's default marker shape. The right-hand flyout will change to show different marker shapes available for you to choose. Click on a thumbnail image of a marker shape to change the shape. To move the marker on the map, click on the map directly or use the position buttons in the right-hand flyout. You can also change the shape's size and rotation in the right-hand flyout. Click "Next".
- The right-hand flyout will change to show fields where you can enter marker information. Only the marker type is required, other fields are optional.
- Need a marker type that isn't in the list? Click the navy blue plus button to add an option.
- Click "Save" to save this marker in your database.
- The map will update to show the marker, now a solid color, on your map.
Attaching one marker to multiple spaces
- Navigate to the space where you want to add the marker. Click the Marker tab, then "Add new marker". Click the navy blue "Use existing" button.
- Click the marker you want to attach to this space.
- That's it! Now the marker will show that it is associated with two spaces.