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You can add an image overlay to the map, maybe to represent better a specific area of your property. This is useful for example to show the map of a camping site or a village/resort and to place the markers on their exact positions. You don't need this function if you simply want to show the location of your room-type.
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You can add an image overlay to the map, maybe to represent better a specific area of your property. This is useful for example to show the map of a camping site or a village/resort and to place the markers on their exact positions. You don't need this function if you simply want to show the location of your room-type.
You can add an image overlay to the map, maybe to represent better a specific area of your property. This is useful for example to show the map of a camping site or a village/resort and to place the markers on their exact positions. You don't need this function if you simply want to show the location of your room-type.
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The ground overlay image requires four coordinates in order to draw a rectangle on the map by using your custom image. The rectangle is composed of two points, south-west and north-east. In order to define the best position for your ground overlay image, you will need to provide a coordinate for: the south point (first point latitude), the west point (first point longitude), the north point (second point latitude) and the east point (second point longitude). You can click the helper button to use the current map bounds as the bounds for your overlay image.
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The ground overlay image requires four coordinates in order to draw a rectangle on the map by using your custom image. The rectangle is composed of two points, south-west and north-east. In order to define the best position for your ground overlay image, you will need to provide a coordinate for: the south point (first point latitude), the west point (first point longitude), the north point (second point latitude) and the east point (second point longitude). You can click the helper button to use the current map bounds as the bounds for your overlay image.
The ground overlay image requires four coordinates in
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to draw a rectangle on the map by using your custom image. The rectangle is composed of two points, south-west and north-east. In
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Order
noun
i.e. I made an order.
verb
i.e. I order something. It could be used also in a sorting context.
to define the best position for your ground overlay image, you will need to provide a coordinate for: the south point (first point latitude), the west point (first point longitude), the north point (second point latitude) and the east point (second point longitude). You can click the helper button to use the current map bounds as the bounds for your overlay image.
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In order to add a new custom SVG icon it is necessary to copy its shape commands, usually contained inside the <strong>d</strong> attribute of the <strong>‹path›</strong> tag. SVG icons have an HTML structure, and either if you download or generate a .svg file, by opening the file with a text-editor, you will be able to locate the shape commands inside the <strong>d</strong> attribute. This is an example of an HTML SVG tag:<br/>‹svg›<br/> ‹path d="<strong>M150 0 L75 200 L225 200 Z</strong>" /›<br/>‹/svg›<br/>In this example, the path shape you want to copy and use in this tool is just <u><i>M150 0 L75 200 L225 200 Z</i></u>
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In order to add a new custom SVG icon it is necessary to copy its shape commands, usually contained inside the <strong>d</strong> attribute of the <strong>‹path›</strong> tag. SVG icons have an HTML structure, and either if you download or generate a .svg file, by opening the file with a text-editor, you will be able to locate the shape commands inside the <strong>d</strong> attribute. This is an example of an HTML SVG tag:<br/>‹svg›<br/> ‹path d="<strong>M150 0 L75 200 L225 200 Z</strong>" /›<br/>‹/svg›<br/>In this example, the path shape you want to copy and use in this tool is just <u><i>M150 0 L75 200 L225 200 Z</i></u>
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Order
noun
i.e. I made an order.
verb
i.e. I order something. It could be used also in a sorting context.
to add a new custom SVG icon it is necessary to copy its shape commands, usually contained inside the <strong>d</strong> attribute of the <strong>‹path›</strong> tag. SVG icons have an HTML structure, and either if you download or generate a .svg file, by opening the file with a text-editor, you will be able to locate the shape commands inside the <strong>d</strong> attribute. This is an example of an HTML SVG tag:<br/>‹svg›<br/> ‹path d="<strong>M150 0 L75 200 L225 200 Z</strong>" /›<br/>‹/svg›<br/>In this example, the path shape you want to copy and use in this tool is just <u><i>M150 0 L75 200 L225 200 Z</i></u>
