Layers Panel

Modified on 2024/01/22 17:55 by Adam — Categorized as: Features, Map Layer, Menu Bar

The maps within Surety® & Surety® Pro are made up of different layers. These layers are a visual representation of objects and/or data on the map. Each layer can be enabled/disabled depending on your preference. Some of these layers are enabled by default while others need to be manually enabled if you want them to display.

Some layers behave differently than others. We have broken the different types of layers down into 4 different categories.


The term layers panel refers to the area of the mapping interface all of the data layers that Surety or Surety Pro can display are located. From the layers panel, each layer is available to be enabled or disabled.

Click Layers on the right hand panel to display the Layers Panel.

Layers

Layers

The list that populates contains the overlays (layers) that can be added to the map.

Boundaries/Shape Layers


In Surety® Pro, you will see a form name for each type of saved form you have in your account. The More Custom Layers will include any form names that have saved information but that are not setup as a favorite(visible) form within the Favorite Forms List.

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Orthophoto


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Other

Expand the "Other" list to see all layer options.

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In order to enable or disable a layer from the map you just need to click in the box beside it to place or remove the check mark.

Layer Appearance

Surety Pro gives you control of the appearance of the Custom & Static Custom Layers as it is viewed on the map including the color, fill style, label format, coloring by static attribute or a range of attributes, and more.

For more information on customizing the appearance of these layers, visit Form Layer Properties

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Change the order of the Form Layers

Change the order in which the Form Layers appear in the list.

Changing the order will set the what form overlay will appear on the map if there are multiple forms over one border.

Simply left click, hold, and drag the name of the layer to a new position within the group. Once you have it in the place you want it, release the mouse button to drop it.
Drag the layer to the desired position.

Drag the layer to the desired position.


Example of 2 forms on the same area.
Fertilizer Form shown set above the Chemical Form layer

Fertilizer Form shown set above the Chemical Form layer


Chemical Form layer shown set above the Fertilizer Form layer.

Chemical Form layer shown set above the Fertilizer Form layer.


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