The Click2Map team is proud to announce the release of the new version (1.0 Beta 1 Build 26).

We introduce a lot of changes in this build, and we tried to maintain a backward compatibility with the maps already created.

Here is a list of changes:

• ToolBar:
  • a new “Edit” button has been added to edit your map settings
• Map Dialog:
  • User Interface (UI) has been improved
• Marker Dialog:
  • UI has been improved
  • Description is now in rich format
  • New checkboxes has been added:
    • “Display selected properties in default tab” checkbox: if checked a default tab with the default properties selected will be display in the info window when you click on a Marker
    • “Description” checkbox: if checked the description will be display in the default tab
    • “Address” checkbox: if checked the address will be display in the default tab
    • “Coordinates” checkbox: if checked the coordinates will be display in the default tab
  • New properties has been added (”Additional Properties” Tab):
    • URL address and text of the link, usefull if you want to link to an another web page
    • Email address and text of the link
    • Tags, usefull to describe with keywords your markers
  • Name or ID property has been moved in the “Additional Properties” Tab
  • “Marker Info Window” Tab has been renamed “Extra Tab”: (Extra Tabs are displayed in the info window when you click on the marker)
    • UI has been improved
    • “HTML Tab” has been renamed “Text Tab”
    • New Tab called “Code” has been added: usefull if you want to add pure HTML code in the info window. You’ll be able to copy/paste YouTube video or widgets for instance.
• 35 new colors has been added in the default icon catalog
• Publish Dialog:
  • New option “Display Marker Description” has been added, usefull if you don’t want to display the marker description in the marker list
• Rendering improvement of the marker info window

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