A colour tints a group's pins, but a style goes further — it sets how a landmark's map area looks when it's resting, when the mouse is over it, and when it's selected. Assign a style to a group and every landmark in that group inherits it, unless the landmark chooses its own.
First, have a style to use
Styles are reusable and live on the Styles tab. Each style has three fills — Base (resting), Hover (mouse over, on desktop) and Active (selected / its landmark open). If you haven't made one yet, create it there first and give it a clear class name.
Attach the style to a group
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Open the Groups tab
In the Advanced editor, open your map and go to the Groups tab.
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Edit the group
Click Edit on the group you want to style.
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Choose a Style
Pick your style from the Style dropdown, then Save and publish. Leave it on (No style) to inherit the map's default style instead.
How the style is chosen for a landmark
Mapvera resolves a landmark's fill style from the most specific setting to the least:
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The landmark's own Style
If a landmark sets its own Style, that wins for that landmark.
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The group's Style
Otherwise the landmark uses its group's default style — the one you set above.
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The map's Default style
If neither is set, the landmark falls back to the map-wide Default style from the settings.