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| − | It is possible to incorporate Google maps in pages. This section describes how to edit these maps within energypedia.info.<br/>
| + | Maps are a great way to present information, therefore energypedia offers the possibility to <span class="external text">integrate interactive, annotated maps</span> to your article. |
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| | + | *Spice up articles with maps of anywhere in the world. |
| | + | *Use it as a tool to navigate to articles about certain countries, regions or projects. |
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| | = How to set a marker for a new site?<br/> = | | = How to set a marker for a new site?<br/> = |
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| | #<span>The new place now appears on the map</span><br/> | | #<span>The new place now appears on the map</span><br/> |
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| − | <u><br/>Other ways to find places:</u><br/>
| + | <br/><u>Other ways to find places:</u><br/> |
| − | <div>[http://mapki.com/getLonLat.php http://mapki.com/getLonLat.php]</div><div><u><br/>Or here:</u><br/></div> | + | <div>[http://mapki.com/getLonLat.php http://mapki.com/getLonLat.php]</div><div><br/><u>Or here:</u><br/></div> |
| | #<span><span></span></span>Visit [http://www.maps.google.com/ www.maps.google.com]<br/> | | #<span><span></span></span>Visit [http://www.maps.google.com/ www.maps.google.com]<br/> |
| | #Right click on the desired place<br/> | | #Right click on the desired place<br/> |
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| | = Insert a Photo<br/> = | | = Insert a Photo<br/> = |
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| − | #[[Uploading_Pictures_and_Documents|Upload the file]]<br/> | + | #[[Uploading Pictures and Documents|Upload the file]]<br/> |
| | #disable rich editor<br/> | | #disable rich editor<br/> |
| | #Copy the file name (e.g. File:Raabe Uganda traditional cooking.jpg)<br/> | | #Copy the file name (e.g. File:Raabe Uganda traditional cooking.jpg)<br/> |
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| | #Now insert the coordinate (e.g. 14.14309833, -16.09813639, NAME)<br/> | | #Now insert the coordinate (e.g. 14.14309833, -16.09813639, NAME)<br/> |
| | #Insert following command in the next line : [[File:Insert photo command.jpg|232px|Insert photo command.jpg|alt=Insert photo command.jpg]]<br/> | | #Insert following command in the next line : [[File:Insert photo command.jpg|232px|Insert photo command.jpg|alt=Insert photo command.jpg]]<br/> |
| − | #Click safe and your new place will appear clickable on the map with the photo | + | #Click safe and your new place will appear clickable on the map with the photo |
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| | = How to use different coloured markers in a map?<br/> = | | = How to use different coloured markers in a map?<br/> = |
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| | Different coloured markers can be useful in numerous cases, for example, to distinguish between current and planned projects. The default marker colour is red. Other available colours are black, brown, green, purple, yellow, grey (note English spelling), orange and white. | | Different coloured markers can be useful in numerous cases, for example, to distinguish between current and planned projects. The default marker colour is red. Other available colours are black, brown, green, purple, yellow, grey (note English spelling), orange and white. |
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| − | | style="width: 8%" colspan="2" | '''Description of procedure''' | + | | colspan="2" style="width: 8%" | '''Description of procedure''' |
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| | | '''Examples''' | | | '''Examples''' |
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| − | Include '''(_grey)''' (or any other colour from the list above) infront of the line that you add. <br/>For example, add <span style="color: #ff0000">(_grey)</span> <span style="color: #0000ff">6.577778, 38.697306, <span style="color: #ff0000">name of the planned project</span> 6º34’40’’N 38º41’50.3’’ E</span> into the Wikitext. | + | Include '''(_grey)''' (or any other colour from the list above) infront of the line that you add.<br/>For example, add <span style="color: #ff0000">(_grey)</span> <span style="color: #0000ff">6.577778, 38.697306, <span style="color: #ff0000">name of the planned project</span> 6º34’40’’N 38º41’50.3’’ E</span> into the Wikitext. |
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Maps are a great way to present information, therefore energypedia offers the possibility to integrate interactive, annotated maps to your article.
Different coloured markers can be useful in numerous cases, for example, to distinguish between current and planned projects. The default marker colour is red. Other available colours are black, brown, green, purple, yellow, grey (note English spelling), orange and white.
