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Include Navigation Bar?

The navigation bar is displayed at the very top of all HTML pages showing

the location of the current page in the system of linked HTML pages

(Figure 205).

Figure 205

Include Hyperlink To An Atlas?

If you have created a dynamic report as an alternative view to the HTML

Profile report you can include a hyperlink into the geographic feature profile

pages to open the dynamic report.

Include Map? and Google Maps Key

You can include a map into the HTML Profile pages showing the

geographic feature superimposed on a Google Maps background.

For Google Maps to work on a web server, you will need to provide an API

(Application Programming Interface) Key. Please read the note in section

G. Google Maps in InstantAtlas Reports. For use on a local drive you do

not need an API key - simply type any character into the API Key field.

The Publisher will automatically transform your base layer(s) into

latitude/longitude so that Google can re-project it to ‘WGS 1984 Web

Mercator (Auxiliary Sphere)’ to match the Google Maps projection. This

transformation only works with ESRI shapefiles. If you are using MapInfo

TAB files or MID/MIF files you will need to transform these map layers

outside of InstantAtlas. Your shapefiles must have a .prj file. If this file is

missing the Publisher will not be able to transform your map layers.

Supported coordinate systems are coordinate systems that use a

Transverse Mercator projection (e.g. British National Grid, UTM zones) and

global coordinate systems using a Mercator projection.

L.2.3. Editing Styles

The styles for the profile pages are stored in a cascading style sheet called

default.css as for InstantAtlas Flash reports. You will find this file in the

output folder for the HTML Profile report. You can open this file using the

InstantAtlas Style Editor and change styles in the same way as for Flash

reports (Figure 206).