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I'm doing some data prep for a small AOI which results in a couple of the national data themes only having a single species.
When opened in the app, the theme name (e.g. Critical Habitat: Threatened Species (ECCC)) is displayed along with the color legend, but the species name (e.g. Bank swallow) is dropped.
For cases where a Theme only has one Feature, I wonder if we can display them using the same UI code as Themes with multiple Features. So you'd have the nested structure with only a single layer in the Theme dropdown.
I realise this may have been setup for Themes like Rivers and Shoreline that will only ever have one Feature per Theme and so look nicer with the simplified display. But losing the species names is a problem.
This could be fixed in data prep by changing the Theme name in the meta data table, but that get's a bit unruly because the name gets quite long (and I prefer the consistency of having all Themes display in the same style):
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I'm doing some data prep for a small AOI which results in a couple of the national data themes only having a single species.
When opened in the app, the theme name (e.g. Critical Habitat: Threatened Species (ECCC)) is displayed along with the color legend, but the species name (e.g. Bank swallow) is dropped.
For cases where a Theme only has one Feature, I wonder if we can display them using the same UI code as Themes with multiple Features. So you'd have the nested structure with only a single layer in the Theme dropdown.
I realise this may have been setup for Themes like Rivers and Shoreline that will only ever have one Feature per Theme and so look nicer with the simplified display. But losing the species names is a problem.
This could be fixed in data prep by changing the Theme name in the meta data table, but that get's a bit unruly because the name gets quite long (and I prefer the consistency of having all Themes display in the same style):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: