1) yep - just keep "ExternalData" elements at the top of the json, e.g. <maplink>[ {"type":"ExternalData", ...}, {"type":"Feature", ...}, ... ] </maplink> 2) yep. There was a bug in the previous releases that has been fixed now (its on the deployment train, should be available everywhere today or tomorrow). You can have "properties" as the top level element of both "Feature" and "ExternalData" elements, with all the styling information. Also, Wikidata query can also return the same properties. In case you define properties on ExternalData and return it from the query, the properties will be combined, with the ones from Wikidata overriding those defined locally (per item).
Any help with documenting this is welcomed :)
On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 8:46 PM Guillaume Allegre allegre.guillaume@free.fr wrote:
I have 2 new questions about <maplink> in Wikipedia :
- is it possible to have, in the same <maplink> both
wikidata objects and "manual" geojson ?
For example, on the page for "Ramparts of Avignon" (french town) : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remparts_d%27Avignon#/maplink/0 map of ancient walls (roman wall, then early medieval rampart) : manual geojson https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remparts_d%27Avignon#/maplink/1 recent medieval rampart, still standing and well preserved : OSM/wikidata object It could be interesting to have the two merged ; is it possible ?
- for a pure OSM/wikidata object, is it still possible to
define a style, like it is for a geojson object ?
Sorry if it's in the documentation, I didn't find it.
Many thanks,
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