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  1. Layers

Styling

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Felt offers a comprehensive set of styling options for both and layers to enhance your map's visual appeal. Change your map between default, satellite, light/dark themes, or add custom backgrounds via URLs. Style vector data (points, lines, polygons) by adjusting colors, opacity, stroke width, and creating size-based or categorical visualizations based on data attributes. Use zoom-based styling to ensure your map looks good at all scales by automatically adjusting feature size and opacity as users zoom. For raster data, apply color ranges, categorical styling, hillshading, or perform raster algebra operations. The sandwiching feature lets you control whether features appear above or below basemap elements like roads and water, creating professional-looking visualizations.

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