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1.9 Tutorial: Movable Images

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Introduction

  • Moving images are available on sticker boards. They are positioned globally on the map.
  • ✔️ With moving images you can:
    • Upload sketches and photos for brainstorming
    • Create maps
    • Put together galleries and collages
    • Build storyboards and step-by-step instructions
    • Create diagrams/charts using image components
    • Label images and combine them with text fields/arrows
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Add Image

  • The map must be set to the “Sticker Wall” format. You will then find three blue buttons in the top right.
  • Then click on the blue “Image” button and then upload the desired image.
  • ⚙ add
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Options for movable Images

  • For a movable image, the following editing options are available:
    1. Change position (Move the movement icon)
    2. Delete image
    3. Lock image (in view)
    4. Change rotation
  • ⚙ options
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Locking of Images

  • By default, all images in the map view are clickable and will be enlarged upon clicking.
  • However, if you click on the lock icon, the image will be locked. This means that the image will not be clickable in the map view.
  • This is useful if, for example, you want to place your logo next to the heading or use maps with text boxes placed on them.
  • Example: Which city is hidden behind each station? (Germany)
  • ⚙ locking
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Shortcuts in Edit Mode

    • Delete to delete the active image
    • Ctrl C followed by Ctrl V to copy an image
    • Ctrl X to cut an image
  • Tip: When rotating, you can align the image more precisely by holding the Shift key while rotating.
  • ⚙ shortcuts
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Precise Movement of Images

  • Positioning an image with the mouse can be imprecise. To position an image more accurately, select the image and then use your keyboard.
  • Hold down the Shift key and use the arrow keys ( ) to position the image precisely.
  • You can hold down the Ctrl key instead of Shift to move the image in smaller steps.
  • ⚙ move
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Notes

  • Maps can also be created without boxes/columns, but only with images.
  • ⚙ notes