I created a map with a central with no shape, lines, fill and text.
Facebook Page Image map file
It still appears when I export the image.
Facebook Page Image map file
It still appears when I export the image.
Andrew Wilcox, Champion
Posted 7 years ago
Andrew Wilcox, Champion
Hi Andrew,
I was able to get the image exported without the line. Check "Format Topic" as these settings worked for me.
Resulting in the following Image Export:
I was able to get the image exported without the line. Check "Format Topic" as these settings worked for me.
Resulting in the following Image Export:
Andrew Wilcox, Champion
Hi Terry
Your process works if the map background has no color or image. Try the experiment with a background color.
Your process works if the map background has no color or image. Try the experiment with a background color.
Andrew Wilcox, Champion
Also try varying the image size: Unlock the aspect ratio and make the width 3 times the default.
Alex Gooding, Champion
This is just a wild guess as I don't think it would affect image exporting, but have you tried turning off the map border in Page Setup on the Print menu?
Andrew Wilcox, Champion
Hi Alex
That makes no difference.
That makes no difference.
Andrew Wilcox, Champion
I have made some progress:
I now have a template with a background which shows the usable of the Facebook cover image and floating topics which set the edge of the map.
I keep the map in the white area and the light green represents the padding for the image. This padding is created during the image export and seems to be 20px.
By setting the background transparency to 100%, the floating topics to "invisible", exporting the image but adding the and then cropping the border with a Paint.net. I can get a map which is the exact size of the Facebook cover image.
See: https://www.facebook.com/CabreLtd
Further thinking suggests to me that a quicker process would be to have the floating topics on the outer edge. Create the map, turn off the background and the use the Windows Snipping tool to capture the image on screen with the floating topics marking top left and bottom right. It may still need to be cropped or expanded with Paint.net to get the exact dimensions.
However this is loads of hassle just to get an image of a map which is 851 x 315px.
Does anyone have a better process?
I now have a template with a background which shows the usable of the Facebook cover image and floating topics which set the edge of the map.
I keep the map in the white area and the light green represents the padding for the image. This padding is created during the image export and seems to be 20px.
By setting the background transparency to 100%, the floating topics to "invisible", exporting the image but adding the and then cropping the border with a Paint.net. I can get a map which is the exact size of the Facebook cover image.
See: https://www.facebook.com/CabreLtd
Further thinking suggests to me that a quicker process would be to have the floating topics on the outer edge. Create the map, turn off the background and the use the Windows Snipping tool to capture the image on screen with the floating topics marking top left and bottom right. It may still need to be cropped or expanded with Paint.net to get the exact dimensions.
However this is loads of hassle just to get an image of a map which is 851 x 315px.
Does anyone have a better process?
