# List

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Felt offers two different views for managing map content:

* **List View**: Shows all layers and annotations in your map. This is your workspace as a map editor, where you make changes and customizations.
* **Legend View**: Shows what viewers will see when looking at your shared or embedded map.

The [sidebar List](/getting-started/tour-the-interface.md) shows every object on your map: all [annotations](/annotations/annotations.md), [layers](/layers/table-view.md), as well as the map [background](/layers/basemaps.md).

### Toggling the list

The List is accessible when editing a map. You can view the List in two ways:

* Clicking the **`List`** tab in the left sidebar
* Using the **`Shift+2`** keyboard shortcut

### Ordering objects in the list

The order of objects in the List reflects their position in the map. You can reorder objects by dragging and dropping them, via the Arrange menu when right-clicking on an annotation or layer, or via the keyboard shortcuts **`[`** , **`]`**, **`Shift+[`**, and **`Shift+]`**.

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To ensure maps look great by default, Felt always draws annotations on top of layers on the map. Among layers, regardless of List order, point layers are drawn on top of line layers, which are always drawn on top of polygon and raster layers.

### Collapsing list sections

You can collapse the **Annotations** or **Layers** sections in the List by clicking on the chevron next to them.

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