On the
Layer Properties tab for the map layer, you
configure the layer name and options for displaying the map locations, and, for
heat map layers, the cloud overlay.
On the Layer Properties tab:
In the
Layer name field, type the name of the layer.
The layer name is used to identify the layer on the map legend.
For numbered point layers, the name is also used in the layer list
on the numbered point list.
If the view contains multiple geocode attributes, then from the
Geo filtering attribute list, select the
attribute to use when searching or filtering the locations.
By default, the map layer uses the same geocode attribute for both
the map points and the filtering.
For point layers and heat map layers, from the
Size of points list, select the size of the
map location points.
For numbered point and point map layers, from the
Layer color list, select the color to use to
display the points.
For a heat map layer, to configure the color and metric value
range:
From the
Layer color list, select the color range
to use for the map points and cloud.
To automatically calculate the minimum and maximum metric
values for the color range, click
Dynamically determine min/max values on color
ramp.
To specify the minimum and maximum values, click
Fixed values on color ramp, then in the
Minimum and
Maximum fields, type the minimum and
maximum values.
For a heat map layer, under
Heat Options:
Click the radio button to indicate whether to display by
default the location points, heat cloud, or both.
To allow end users to adjust the heat range, check the
Enable end user to adjust heat range check
box.