Creating Aliases to Add Custom Map Searches to the Menu
We also have a handy written walkthrough with screenshots
available here.
What's Covered in this Video?
Questions this video will answer:
What does an alias do?
How do I create an alias?
- How do I create a menu button for a specific location?
- How do I create a link for a certain area on the map?
You can use Aliases to add map searches you've already set the criteria for to your menu, or to share elsewhere. This can be great if you want to feature listings in a specific area, sharing maps that highlights specific local amenities like schools and parks, and much more.
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