When a visitor taps a landmark, its popup card is what they read. The Description field is the body of that card — a few lines about the place — and a couple of tick-boxes control whether the card also shows the landmark's name and logo.
Add a description
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Open the landmark
In the Landmarks tab, expand the landmark you want to describe.
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Type into Description
Write what visitors should know — opening hours, what's here, a short blurb. It appears on the landmark's popup card.
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Preview the card
Tap the landmark in the preview map to see how the card reads.
Format with simple HTML
The Description accepts basic HTML, so you can add a little structure:
| To… | Type |
|---|---|
| Make a word bold | <b>open now</b> |
| Start a new line | <br> |
| Add a link inside the text | <a href="https://…">Book</a> |
Keep it short and scannable — cards are read on phones. For a big call-to-action, the dedicated Link URL field gives the card a proper More button (see the links and actions guide).
Show or hide the name and logo on the card
Two tick-boxes control the top of the card itself (separately from the directory list):
| Tick | Effect |
|---|---|
| Hide name on the place card | The card shows no title — useful when your image or logo already names the place |
| Hide logo on the place card | The card hides its logo (its list logo is unaffected) |
These toggles only affect the popup card. To change how the landmark appears in the directory list or search, use the Hide-from-directory and per-list visibility options covered in the hiding guide.