For each layer, you can add features which contain geometry and data properties to your map.
Map features consist of:
polygons
lines
points
Select a map and then a layer where you want to edit your map features. Click the pencil icon to bring up the feature options to begin editing. When you edit these features, you are editing the geometry and the data properties that comprise these features.
Figure 1. Edit your map features
You can edit:
data properties from the table view
the geometry of features on the map view
single feature properties in the left panel by just clicking on a feature on the map
Note
Grouped features (for example, multi-linestrings and multi-polygons) are not currently supported, but will be in the future.
Edit data properties
Data properties can be directly edited in the table view.
Select a map.
Select a layer.
Click the icon shown here.
Click the data in the row and column you want to change. You can also add and delete columns to add or remove data properties for all features in your dataset.
Edit single feature properties
You can edit the geometry of features on the map view by following these steps:
Select a map.
Select a layer.
Click the geometry of the feature you want to edit. You can edit the dataset, and add or edit a style group by clicking the appropriate single feature property.
Figure 2. Edit single feature properties
Multimedia URLs
Multimedia URLs can be added to interactive cards and viewed by hovering over a previously created point on the map. The URLs can point to videos or additional card information. A point can have multiple interactive cards, each being displayed below the others.
Multimedia content types can be audio, video, PDF document, or image
Any property with a multimedia URL in your data is previewed, and does not need to only use the name URL
If there is no property with a multimedia URL you can add a point, add a column using the data table, and make it viewable
All property fields that contain multimedia URLs will automatically show the multimedia file on the interactive cards. Just make sure that the URL’s property field appears above the line in the Cards section in the left panel. The URLs can point to images, audio clips, videos, PDFs or simply websites with additional card information.
Figure 3. A card showing an image by resolving a URLFigure 4. Verify that your URL field appears above the line in the Cards section
Edit geometry
The map can be edited for geometry by following these steps:
Select a map.
Select a layer.
Click the pencil icon to switch to edit mode.
Select the "+" to open the feature options. You can add either a polygon, line, or point to add to the map.
Click the feature you want to add.
Click at the location on the map where you want to add the feature, and follow the directions given.
Click save.
Add features
You can add features by following these steps:
Select a map.
Select a layer.
Click the pencil icon to switch to edit mode.
Select the "+" to open the feature options. You can add either a polygon, line, or point to add to the map.
Click the feature you want to add.
Click at the location on the map where you want to add the feature, and follow the directions given.
Click save.
Note
Individual points inside of lines or polygons cannot be deleted. The entire feature with all the points must be deleted to remove any points.
Feature and table view
The table shows data from one interactive map layer or dataset. You might have to select the layer you want to see before you switch to the table view.
You can edit cells in the table and edits are reflected in any map currently using this data.