Replace a blank marker imported from Google My Maps

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Replace a blank marker

1. In Scribble Maps, find the blank marker's row in the Layers Panel.
   (Optional) If the "LAYERS" Panel isn't open on the right-side of the browser window, click the vertical bar.
    
2. On the marker's row, click the Pencil Icon.
   The marker editor window will pop-up.
    
3. Click the Marker Icon in the top-right corner.
    
4. There are 2 options for this step.

   Option 1
   Use the category list to select a marker style

   1. In the left-menu pane, click the folder/sub-folders, then a category.
       
      For this example, we’ll choose: Tabs > Numeric Tabs > Blue.
      In the right-pane, you will see the list of marker styles.
   2. Click on a marker style to select it. For this example, we’ll select: “1”.

   Option 2
   Use the search box to select a marker style

   1. In the bottom-left corner of the marker selector window, you will see a search box displaying the message: "Search All Markers..."
   2. Type-in a keyword for the marker styles you want to find. For example: “car”.
      You will see the marker styles that include the keyword "car" in the name.
   3. Click on a marker style to select it. For this example, we'll select the: blue "car_-_coupe_1.png".

    

    
5. In the top-right corner of the marker editor window, you will see the new marker style has replaced the original marker style.
    
6. Click the "SAVE" button.
    
7. In the Map View, you will see the marker has been added to the map.

See also

Import map data from Google My Maps