Create an isometric shape having the functionality of a marker

1. Plot an isometric shape on the map.

   To learn how, visit this link: Place an isometric shape - (ISO Shape Tool)

    
2. Select the "Style Picker Tool" in the top toolbar.

   Quick Key: Or you can press the "I" button on your keyboard.

    
3. In the Map View, click on the isometric shape. This action transforms the mouse cursor into a copy of the original isometric shape. You can now plot an isometric shape that is considered a marker.
   You will also see that the Marker Tool is automatically selected in the top toolbar.
    
4. (Optional) Change the rotation of the marker by clicking on the rotation wheel located at the left side of the Map View.
    
5. (Optional) Flip the marker by clicking the "Flip" box.
    
6. Click the location on the map where you want to place the marker.
   The marker editor window will pop up.
    
7. (Optional) Type the text into the Title field and the Description field.
    
8. Click on the "Save" button.
    
9. To test the title and the description, select the Hand Tool in the top toolbar.
    
10. Click on the marker.
    The info bubble will pop up to show the title and the description.
    In the Layers Panel, you will also see the marker’s title.

Note: The isometric shape/marker has the same functionality as a regular marker, except you cannot resize the marker.

To learn how to use the marker features, visit this link: Marker Tool—Create a marker.

See also

Move an isometric shape

Rotate an isometric shape

Change the size of an isometric shape

Edit the title and the description of an isometric shape

Make an isometric shape a clickable link to a web page