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How to disable a marker so that it does not respond to mouseover, mouseout, and click events A disabled marker appears on the map with its normal appearance but does not change to its selected appearance when you mouse over it. Is Disabled ¶Ī disabled marker does not respond to mouseover, mouseout, and click events. You might set a marker's attribute to hidden so that it does not show when the map first displays, and then later unhide use the API to hide it in response to some condition. When a marker is hidden, it is as though it were not on the map. You can dynamically hide or show a marker by using the API to call the setMarkerHidden method. When working with your map in the Map Editor, hidden markers have a semi-transparent appearance on the map so you can see where they are. Is Hidden ¶Ī hidden marker is invisible on the map and does not respond to mouseover, mouseout, or click events. Note also that you are likely to get the most consistent floating behavior when placing a non-anchored marker near the top and/or left edge of the map. Be sure to test the floating behavior of the marker by running the tour with different browser sizes and on different sizes of mobile devices.
CENTER OF THE SCREEN MARKER TRIAL
In the example above, the title marker's center is approximately 50% from the left and about 10% from the top.ĭetermining exactly where to place a non-anchored marker can be a trial and error process. When the tour is running, the marker will float based on the percentage distance from the upper-left corner of where you placed the marker in the Map Editor to the center of the marker. You place and position a non-anchored marker on the map using the Map Editor just like you would with any other marker however, you place it relative to the upper-left corner of the Map Editor regardless of how the map is panned or zoomed. Check the Is Not Anchored to Map marker attribute.On the Advanced Hotspot Options screen:.Choose Hotspot > Advanced Hotspot Options from the Tour Builder menu.
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How to make a marker float over the map by not being anchored to the map Furthermore, the marker is set to not zoom so that it will always be the same size regardless of how the map is zoomed. These settings prevent the marker from responding to mouse and touch events and prevent its appearance from changing to selected when the mouse is over the marker. In addition to not being anchored, the text marker in the screenshots above is disabled and static as shown below. Notice how the marker is the same size and in the same position even though the map is panned and zoomed differently in the two screenshots. It serves as a title that is always located near the top center of the map. The screenshots below show a text marker ("Bird's Eye View of Bar Harbor, Maine") that is not anchored to the map. Occasionally you may want to use a marker that is not anchored to the map and instead floats over the map in the same position relative to the map's upper-left corner regardless of how the map is panned or zoomed. Markers are normally anchored to the map which means that they move with the map when the map is panned or zoomed. These are the marker attributes you can set on the Advanced Hotspot Settings screen. If you need to set or clear a marker attribute for a large number of hotspots, it can be faster to follow the global replace steps described in the Content Management section of this user guide. This attribute defines the bound of the SVG viewport for the current SVG fragment.This section explains the marker attributes that you can assign to individual hotspots on the Advanced Hotspot Settings screen. Value type: top| center| bottom| Default value: 0 Animatable: yes viewBox This attribute defines the y coordinate for the reference point of the marker. Value type: left| center| right| Default value: 0 Animatable: yes refY This attribute defines the x coordinate for the reference point of the marker. Value type: ( none| xMinYMin| xMidYMin| xMaxYMin| xMinYMid| xMidYMid| xMaxYMid| xMinYMax| xMidYMax| xMaxYMax) ( meet| slice)? Default value: xMidYMid meet Animatable: yes refX This attribute defines how the svg fragment must be deformed if it is embedded in a container with a different aspect ratio. Value type: auto| auto-start-reverse| Default value: 0 Animatable: yes preserveAspectRatio This attribute defines the orientation of the marker relative to the shape it is attached to. Value type: Default value: 3 Animatable: yes orient This attribute defines the width of the marker viewport. Value type: userSpaceOnUse| strokeWidth Default value: strokeWidth Animatable: yes markerWidth This attribute defines the coordinate system for the attributes markerWidth, markerHeight and the contents of the.
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Value type: Default value: 3 Animatable: yes markerUnits This attribute defines the height of the marker viewport.