Not sure what you mean with "clickable map", anyway let me try to explain.
All what you see in the 'gallery' menu is also visible in the 'map' menu where you can find a pushpin for each sundial. With a click on a pushpin you get the corresponding sundial card, where you find any dial details (and where you can also move through the list of dials). The first step is to get the gallery (or the map) you want by selecting a path or making a query, then you can select a sundial and have a look at each dial card. Every path has a link and the corresponding QR code, you can find both of them in the path menu. With a click on the link you get Sundial Atlas open on the gallery, showing the sundials of the path. This is the link to 'Greenwich Meridian sundials': www.sundialatlas.eu/atlas.php?sp=182 Greetings. Gian >----Messaggio originale---- >Da: postmas...@rmallett.plus.com >Data: 11/05/2014 20.17 >A: "sun.di...@libero.it"<sun.di...@libero.it>, "Lista gnomonica"<sundial@uni- koeln.de> >Ogg: Re: R: RV: Greenwich Meridei Redux > >On 09/05/2014 22:40, sun.di...@libero.it wrote: >> >> Inspired by Miguel's idea, a new "path" has been created in Sundial >> Atlas that includes all the registered dials placed between 0.1 >> degrees west and 0.1 degrees east. >> >> They can be seen by accessing SA site at http://www.sundialatlas.eu or >> using the app for Android "Sundial Atlas Mobile" available at >> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gian.gnomonica. SundialAtlasMobile. >> >> A snapshot of the map is here attached for evidence. >> >> >> The name of the path is "Greenwich Meridian sundials". >> >> It now contains 120 dials but whoever can contribute by registering >> new dials and adding them to the path. >> >> The only requirement is to register to SA (it's absolutely free) and >> then clicking on "offer your collaboration on this path" when in the >> path page. >> >> >> Please do not hesitate to contact me or Fabio Savian for any >> additional explanation you may require. >> >> >> Greetings. >> >> Gian Casalegno >> > >Is it possible to have a clickable map of the path (or any of the paths) ? > > > >-- >-- >Richard Mallett >Eaton Bray, Dunstable >South Beds. UK > > --------------------------------------------------- https://lists.uni-koeln.de/mailman/listinfo/sundial
