Labels and Icons
This article will show you how to configure the size and styles of the labels in eXplorer maps including
Label Size Variations
Label colour in light and dark mode
Icon display size
Label Size Variation
The base font size is determined by the priority set on the Destination Dictionary or Tenant Directory, the label variation value controls the scaling of the value at 3 size options Regular, Medium and Large.
The variation value is the ‘scale’ at which the label will be adjusted, shown are the default values
Regular set at 1 if the label size is 10px will show at 10px on the map
Medium set at 1.2 if the label size is 10px will show at 12px on the map
Large set at 1.5 if the label size is 10px will show at 15px on the map
Halo width is the stroke size of the labels globally
As a user toggle the Text Size tool within explorer, the labels will cycle through Regular, Medium and Large label sizes using the scale set in the configuration
Note: Not all labels start at the same size, and are based on the ‘priority value’ set in the Tenant or Destination Dictionary.
Label Colour
Label Text and Stroke colours can be edited here for Light and Dark map styles
Dark mode: Swatch will update as you change colours to preview changes
Set the text colour of the labels in dark mode
Set the stroke colour of the labels in dark mode
Light mode: Swatch will update as you change colours to preview changes
Set the text colour of the labels in light mode
Set the stroke colour of the labels in light mode
Icons
Display in High Definition
By enabling High Definition icons, all icons will be displayed on the map at 50% there original size , effectively doubling their pixel density therefore they will appear much more crisp and sharp. When enabled icons should be uploaded at x2 the expected output size.
Toggle to enable the HD icons in explorer map
When displayed in HD icons as they effectively have a higher pixel density output they actually can be smaller as they appear sharper and crisper. For example an original icon size of 24px in normal resolution will actually be more legible at 20px display size when HD enabled.
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