Every landmark can wear a different marker — the little pin drawn on the map where it sits. The marker sets the shape and size only; its colour comes from the landmark's own colour or its group. Pick a style that suits how important the spot is and how busy that part of the map gets.
Open the marker picker
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Open your map in the editor
Go to your maps, open the map you want to change and select the Landmarks tab.
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Expand a landmark
Click a landmark in the list (or its pin on the preview map) to open its fields.
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Find the Marker row
The Marker picker is a grid of pin styles. Click one and the preview updates straight away.
The marker styles
The picker is grouped into rows. The first row holds the attention-grabbing styles; the middle rows are plain markers in three sizes; the last two rows are the same markers with rounded or square corners.
| Style | What it looks like | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Hidden | No pin at all | Landmarks where the map area itself is the target — the shape stays clickable, but no pin is drawn |
| Pulse | A marker with a pulsing ring | Drawing the eye to a single key spot, e.g. an entrance or 'you are here' |
| Circles | Concentric circle marker | A soft, decorative highlight |
| Ribbon | A ribbon/banner marker | Feature spots you want to stand out from ordinary pins |
| Dot | A small solid dot | Dense maps where a full pin would clutter |
| Small / Medium / Large | A plain pin in three sizes | Everyday landmarks — size by importance |
| Border | A pin with a contrasting border | Making a pin readable over a busy or similarly-coloured background |
| Pin | A classic teardrop pin | The familiar 'map pin' look |
Hidden vs. hide from directory
Choosing the Hidden marker only removes the drawn pin — the landmark's map area stays clickable and it still appears in the directory list. To take a landmark out of the search list and category chips as well, use the Hide from directory tick further down the same panel.