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Place a landmark and set its level

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A landmark's position is set by clicking the map, and on a multi-level map its Level field decides which floor it lives on. Getting both right means visitors find the pin where they expect it, on the floor they're viewing.

Place a landmark on the map

  1. Open the landmark

    In the Landmarks tab, expand the landmark you want to position.

  2. Click 'Place on map'

    Press Place on map. The preview zooms out to the whole map and a banner asks you to click. Click the exact spot and the pin drops there.

  3. Fine-tune by dragging

    Once placed, you can drag the pin on the preview map to nudge it. A plain click on a pin (without moving it) opens that landmark for editing.

If the map is scrolled out of view when you start placing, the editor brings it back and re-centres so the spot you want is always reachable in one click.

Put it on the right level

On a map with more than one level, the Level dropdown sets which floor the landmark belongs to. The pin only shows while a visitor is viewing that level, so a landmark placed on the wrong level appears to go missing.

  1. Set the Level

    In the landmark's fields, choose the correct floor from the Level dropdown.

  2. Re-check its position

    Each level has its own image, so after moving a landmark to a different level, confirm the pin still sits in the right place on that floor's artwork.

Duplicate to speed things up

Placing many similar landmarks? Use Duplicate to copy a fully-styled landmark — the copy appears just beside the original with a fresh ID, ready for you to rename and drag into place. It keeps the marker, colour and other settings so you're not starting from scratch each time.

Position and level are about where the pin is. To control when it appears as the visitor zooms, see the reveal-at-zoom guide; to change its look, see the marker and colour guides.