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As it is now, the base layer group gets radio buttons. Other layer groups get checkboxes. But i would prefer that the user can only select one layer at a time, so with radio buttons.
Is this possible?
I tried setting the optional layers as base layer but that just controls all base layers, not just the layers in that group.
I could add a dropdown outside of the map and toggle visibility but it's for use on mobile devices so screen real estate is limited. And i prefer everything to be focused on the map.
I'm pretty sure this is just an option somewhere that I don't know about
Something like this
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That is what i meant with "I tried setting the optional layers as base layer but that just controls all base layers, not just the layers in that group". I assumed it would work like this but it doesn't.
I set all the layers to base. This sets the name attribute of the inputs to base. So all the layers are in one radio group and not in radio groups by layer groups Initial Click layer
Hope this explains it better than my first attempt. I want the user to be able to select a base layer (not sure if that's the correct term) and then select one detail layer
As it is now, the base layer group gets radio buttons. Other layer groups get checkboxes. But i would prefer that the user can only select one layer at a time, so with radio buttons.
Is this possible?
I tried setting the optional layers as base layer but that just controls all base layers, not just the layers in that group.
I could add a dropdown outside of the map and toggle visibility but it's for use on mobile devices so screen real estate is limited. And i prefer everything to be focused on the map.
I'm pretty sure this is just an option somewhere that I don't know about
Something like this
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/23094979/82992459-80868d80-9fff-11ea-8753-a4a3512572f5.png)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: