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====== Library ======
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The web library contains your **[[manual:user_guide:tracks|tracks, routes]], and [[manual:user_guide:points|points]]**. It is **[[manual:user_guide:sync|synchronized]]** with the Locus Map app on your smartphone or tablet. It can be synced with **multiple devices running the same Locus account.**
Before you can use the library:
* **[[manual:user_guide:locus_store:user_profile#log_in|Sign up]]** to the **[[manual:user_guide:locus_store:user_profile|Locus account]]** in Locus Map mobile app.
* **Subscribe** to or purchase **[[manual:user_guide:premium|Premium Gold]]** package.
* **Run** the **[[manual:user_guide:settings:backup_fsys#first_sync|first synchronization in the app]]**.
* **[[manual:user_guide:webplanner#login|Log in]]** to the Locus account on the web
===== Structure =====
The library **uses the same structure of folders and subfolders as your Locus Map** app with which it is synchronized:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web46.jpg?nolink |}}\\ The structure of subfolders is visualized in a **breadcrumb navigation**. Each of the subfolders in the row is clickable, and you can get into any subfolder level you want:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web84.jpg?nolink |}}
==== Adding folders ====
To add a new folder to the library, tap the **New folder** button. Fill in the folder **name**; the parent folder is pre-filled, as well as the **track line style** (by default, it is adopted from the parent folder; otherwise, it can be set individually:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web71.jpg?nolink |}}
==== Folder ====
Tracks, routes and points are stored in **folders**. The content of a folder is displayed in a column. Each track line displays a **preview**, **length**, **elevation gain**, **time**, **average speed**, **date of creation** and **date of update**:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web47.jpg?nolink |}}\\ Each point line displays just an **icon** and the **name** of the point:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web48.jpg?nolink |}}
=== Ordering ===
By default, the list of items in the folder is ordered by date of creation. You can **change** this by tapping the sorting button:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web69.jpg?nolink |}} All sorting methods can also be **reversed**.
=== Editing ===
To edit the folder **name**, **icon**, **track line style** and change its **parent folder**, tap the **Edit** button:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web72.jpg?nolink |}}\\ The line style can be set per **folder individually** or it can adopt the style from the **parent folder**. The same way as it is in the [[..:tracks:management#track_route_style|mobile app]].\\ \\ When you are done, tap **SAVE**.
=== Deleting ===
The deleting button is by default **deactivated**:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web75.jpg?nolink |}}\\ To remove a folder, you have to **empty it first** - delete or move all its content. Then the deleting button becomes **active** and tapping it displays deletion confirmation:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web76.jpg?nolink |}}
===== Displaying content on the map =====
To display tracks or points on the map, click on their **eye** buttons. You can display **single** items, **multiple selections**, or **whole folders**.
==== Single and multiple items ====
Open a folder and tap the **eye** buttons next to all the tracks, routes, and points that you want to display on the map:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web50.jpg?nolink |}}
==== Whole folder ====
* tap an **eye** on the folder line
* tap **show all** in the popup:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web81.jpg?nolink |}}\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web82.jpg?nolink |}}
* to **hide all**, do the same in reverse and select the hiding option
===== Batch operations =====
If you want to work with multiple items in a folder, turn the **multiple-choice mode** on. Selecting checkboxes appear on the left side and also a set of tools below:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web83.jpg?nolink |}}
* **check** the items you want to process
* select the **action** (copy, move, export, delete)
* if you want to copy or move, select also the **target folder**
===== Tracks and routes =====
==== Detail panel ====
To open a **track detail**, click on the track in the folder. The detail displays a full **map** with the track, a **chart** with elevation, slope, speed, and GPS accuracy (recorded track), and a panel with **statistics**:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web49.jpg?nolink |}}
When you open a **planned route**, the graph also displays **warnings** of obstacles on the route, road **surfaces**, and **way types**:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web107.jpg?nolink |}}
==== Edit ====
To change the track/route's **info or course**, click **edit**:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web51.jpg?nolink |}}\\
You can edit the **name** and **description**, and change the **folder**, **activity type** and **line style**. If you want to edit the **route's course**, click **[[manual:user_guide:webplanner:planning|Open in Planner]]**. When you're finished, you are given two options: to save the route as **new** or **rewrite** the original:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web59.jpg?nolink |}}
==== Line style ====
The track/route line style can be defined **individually** or per **folder** the same way as it is in the [[..:tracks:management#track_route_style|mobile apps]]. When the folder style is on, the track adopts its style:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web104.jpg?nolink |}} When the folder style is off, you can define the color, size, pattern, outline, etc. of the individual track:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web105.jpg?300 |}}
==== Delete ====
If you want to delete a track or route, tap **Delete** in the track details on the library tab:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web79.jpg?nolink |}}\\
**This action is irreversible, and the track/route is also deleted in your linked Locus Map app.**
==== Import ====
You can import tracks and routes in **GPX format**. [[import|More details >>]]
===== Points =====
==== Detail panel ====
To open a point detail, click on the point in the folder. The point is **centered** on the map, and its detailed info is displayed on the panel:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web53.jpg?nolink |}}
==== Edit & delete ====
To edit your own point on the map, open its details and click **Edit**:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web60.jpg?nolink |}}\\
You can change its **name, description, coords, altitude** or move it to another **folder**. Saving the point **overwrites** the original.
If you want to delete a point, tap **Delete**:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web80.jpg?nolink |}}\\
**This action is irreversible, and the point is also deleted in your linked Locus Map app.**
==== Creating a new point ====
If you want to add a new point on the map:
* **right-click the map** at the spot where you want to place the point
* click **Save point**\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web56.jpg |}}
* select the **icon** (optional - by default, the point inherits the icon from the folder into which it is stored), enter the **name** (optional - by default, there is an address), and the **folder** into which you want to save the point. Other items are optional:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web57.jpg?300 |}}
* the point is saved into the library, and if you didn't edit the icon, it adopts the **icon of its folder**:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web58.jpg?300 |}}
==== LoPoint copy ====
You can also save a LoPoint into your library. Hover the cursor over the LoPoint icon and click **save** from the pop-up menu:\\ {{ :manual:user_guide:webplanner:web99.jpg?nolink |}}