I want to draw a box using annotations. Though annotation provides
parameters to draw box at every point in the chart.
But using this it will draw a box to every point in the chart see the google docs.
In the given docs, it draws box at both the points. Is it possible to draw the box only at one point.
See JSFiddle, at top of each vertical line box is written, I want to draw this inside a box or rectangle.
See below image to understand my requirement:
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I've trying to display point data and areas with labels using Leaflet. The point data is in a markerClusterGroup and the points pop in and out of clusters according to zoom. Also on the map are large areas representing national parks and each park has a marker currently drawn using the GeoJson's centre property. At some zoom levels the pins drawn for the point data have labels which stick out to the side and clash with the area shape labels. I'd like to be able to assign the area shape label to the area and have Leaflet draw it anywhere within that shape that doesn't clash with a point data marker. This would also mean that if the user zoomed in far enough that some of the national park area was not visible, the label would still be shown rather than attached to a specific location within the area which might be off screen.
Is this possible?
I have developed a map using leaflet and leaflet.Markercluster. My problem is, that when the circle, at full zoom, is too near the original circle, it is not clickable.
In the image, you can see the pop-up that is displayed when you click on a circle. However, when you click on the red circle, no pop-up displays. Firstly, let me emphasise, that the red circle is actually the same as the other circles, I have just coloured red in this image, so I can refer to it. Based on this example, and other examples I have, the problem is when the circle is covered by the original circle (barely visible as an orange shade in the centre).
Is there a way to fix this?
Thanks
This is a known issue of Leaflet.markercluster plugin when you use CircleMarkers and they are spiderfied: see also this post on GIS Stack Exchange https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/259376/reading-attribute-popup-information-from-cluster-presented-points-in-the-map-gen/259538?noredirect=1
This should normally have been fixed by default since 2018 (PR #846, included since v1.3.0), which version of Leaflet.markercluster are you using?
If you still have an issue, please raise an issue on the plugin repo, and provide a reproduction sample.
In the meantime, you can also use the old trick of increasing spiderfyDistanceMultiplier option to more than 1, so that the spiderfication is bigger, and the innermost Circle Marker extends beyond the Cluster icon.
I am trying to make a template for my company's profile. I want to make rectangle curved from one side. As shown in the figure below. The blue box is a rectangle and the curved line is a curve in word. How can I ignore/delete the highlighted area in MSWord?
You can try using an image instead of the built in shapes. Insert the image, set the height to the full height of the page and set the text-wrapping so it is behind the text. Here's a sample image to try.
Instead of a curved line, use a filled oval shape in front of the rectangle. You might need to use the numeric fields in the Format tab to get the size you need. Also, if you put these elements in the header, they won't get in your way when editing your docs.
I was asked to see if I could using leaflet draw a circle and as I'm drawing it show what the current expanding radius is. Either as a tooltip or write it to a page label. I noticed the circle option has a showRadius option but can you capture this value as your drawing the circle?
Kind of like the measure tool that uses the drawing plugin can show your distance as you move the mouse.
This way the user can see how big their circle is as they are drawing it.
Any ideas, examples, hints?
Leaflet.draw plugin does that.
Check out this demo
However, it shows radius only when you create a circle. Unfortunately, not when you edit it.
I am creating a MapBox project with a geoJson vector layer. I have been using the following example as my guide.
https://www.mapbox.com/blog/neighborhood-mapping-with-dynamic-vector-data-layers/
When I hover over any geoJson feature the stroke is changed to 2 pixels. However the stroke gets clipped by the neighboring features sometimes. I believe this has something to do with how the different features are stacked. So if I hover on a feature which is stacked near the bottom the neighboring features are covering that stroke.
Here is an example...
http://www.vandam.com/chpc/inconsistent_stroke.jpg
Is their a way to set the stroke to be inside of the polygon or a way to bring a feature to the top of the stack when hovering?
Thanks for any help!
By adding the function
layer.bringtoFront();
after setting the hover styling your polygons will come to front.