Zoom in to favorites by default
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Is there a way to have the app starting such that it is already focusing on a favorite? Today I first need to zoom in until I get to the favorite "area" which is annoying
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I would also love to know how to zoom to a specific place and zoom level to be displayed by default. If someone knows how or if it is not possible, please share your wisdom. Cheers. And Thanks.
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Hey again. Just figured out how to center the map. Just add this under JS:
const maps = W.maps;
maps.setView([55.34, 11.99])
maps.setZoom([8]);Change the numbers to where you need to focus and select your zoom level. Please note the second digit after the comma is not fully used. Hence it is difficult to set the view exactly where you would like it to be when zoomed to levels 12+.
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@Copenhagen said in Zoom in to favorites by default:
Hey again. Just figured out how to center the map. Just add this under JS:
const maps = W.maps;
maps.setView([55.34, 11.99])
maps.setZoom([8]);Change the numbers to where you need to focus and select your zoom level. Please note the second digit after the comma is not fully used. Hence it is difficult to set the view exactly where you would like it to be when zoomed to levels 12+.
sorry, what? where do I add this?
I need to set a default zoom level! Starting up on the whole US east coast is not helpful, and quite annoying.. -
@scandium 😌😌
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You can also do it here:
const options = { // Required: API key key: '$windykey', // Put additional console output verbose: true, // Optional: Initial state of the map lat: $lat, lon: $lon, zoom: $zoom, }
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I would also like this functionality!
I'm referring to the APP. .what is the "JS" ?
Is there a setting on the APP preferences that doesn't require light programming in a shell to set up? Seems nearly 1000 people based on views are looking for this.
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Still seems to be no option for default zoom level on Android app.
You have to zoom in manually then move around to find your location.
Hitting the home button takes you to your location but zoomed out so far you can't really see what's happening where you want to.