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#346 - Add tribal boundaries to overview map #405
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remove @param ... from pchIcons
@renaemyers In this example, if you try to click on the sites, you can't unless the tribal boundary is turned off first. Is it possible for the WQP monitoring locations to be on top of the tribal layer by default? data(Data_6Tribes_5y_Harmonized) |
add TADA_ prefix, update docs
add TADA to examples for functions that are not exported
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Tribal layers will load by default in the overview map, restricted by the bounding box of the current dataset. They can be toggled on and off using a button (all layers work together and can't be turned on/off individually). Colors and icons are as discussed previously (orange/tan colors and open triangle icons for points) but can be changed to match HMW if desired.