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What this guide covers
For writers and designers turning a fictional world image into an interactive web map. It gathers what Leaflet's tutorials say about image bounds, coordinate order, markers, icons and zoom limits into a checklist. Based on documentation only; nothing was installed or run, and the checklist is untested.
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Placing story locations on a fictional world map with Leaflet's non-geographical map mode (docs reading)
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For writers and designers turning a fictional world image into an interactive web map. It gathers what Leaflet's tutorials say about image bounds, coordinate order, markers, icons and zoom limits into a checklist. Based on documentation only; nothing was installed or run, and the checklist is untested.
Useful starting points
- Keep the image's pixel size and its map-unit bounds as two separate numbers; Leaflet's tutorial calls treating them as equal a common mistake.
- Coordinates in this map mode are written [y, x]; convert every story location in one place and spot-check a few markers by eye.
- Popup content is rendered as HTML, so do not pass untrusted text into it directly.
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