Open mdsimpson42 opened 1 year ago
My only question would be:
@mdsimpson42 no because you can see through it. If it was historical footprint outlines definitely yes but as it is a raster image of an historical Map there is no value. Also you can access it if you wish via the layers option on the interface
I'm looking into this again.
Part of the problem is that everything else in this menu is an overlay that stays on when you switch categories. So its behaviour is technically consistent with the other layers. There isn't anything else we already turn off when you switch categories (as far as I can see?), and it would be weird (from a user experience perspective) if one layer resets and the others don't.
It's kind of its own separate thing. Not really a layer, like the others, but also not a separate category...
Should the historical maps be accessed differently? Maybe something that you can only turn on when you click the buttons in Age & History (not the above menu)? Or from a separate button, somewhere else on the interface... then it's less weird that it behaves differently?
I've tried a few things, but nothing that works consistently. I haven't yet found a piece of code that gets called when the category changes. I will come back to this later.
also see #22
When you turn on the historical maps, can we then turn them off automatically when we switch to a new category?