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Many times, google update their database of maps and satellite imagery, so some software that use this data like SAS Planet have an error and need to update the map version to the latest one. in thi…
First, make sure your map is Public on the web. Share button > Who has access > Change > Public on the web > Save . Go back to your map and select the map menu pulldown, indicated…
In the Sightings layer, go the layer menu pulldown, indicated by three dots, and select Open data table : Use the search box to search and filter through this data: Add points, lines, polygons and…
You have many options when you want to share your map with others. All maps are private by default — only you as the creator of the map can view or edit it. Below you’ll learn how to make the map pub…
You can make labels or “titles” appear next to the features on your map using the Label feature. The label of your feature will be taken from a column in your data that you specify. In the Shark Spo…
You can easily make changes to your map data at any point in the map-making process. You may want to do this if you notice a typo or want to add extra information to your info windows. Below you’ll l…
Change the style of your base map In the map menu, go to the Base map layer. Select the carat icon to open a menu of base map styles. Select a thumbnail to change the base map style. For this examp…
please look up the previous article Customize the points on your map Start by customizing the Sightings layer, changing the default red pin to a green fish icon. Go to the Sightings map layer in the …
Download the two files below, which you will use as sample datasets during this tutorial, and save the files to your desktop: sharksightings.csv : This file contains reported white shark sightings be…