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by setting the view.content.markersOnly property to true
- note that this will exclude all other granuluaritites from the view
by setting up a view with no granularity, other than the geometryPoint dataset containing the markers (which has to be specified in markerSelector.content.categories.dataset)
- e.g., no administrative units, no grid, etc.

Regular markersMarkers with shapes

marker-red	marker-blue	marker-green	marker-lime	marker-yellow	marker-orange	marker-pink	marker-purple	marker-turquoise	marker-brown	marker-gray

squared-red	squared-blue	squared-green	squared-lime	squared-yellow	squared-orange	squared-pink	squared-purple	squared-turquoise	squared-brown	squared-gray

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marker-star-red	marker-star-blue	marker-star-green	marker-star-lime	marker-star-yellow	marker-star-orange	marker-star-pink	marker-star-purple	marker-star-turquoise	marker-star-brown	marker-star-gray

squared-star-red	squared-star-blue	squared-star-green	squared-star-lime	squared-star-yellow	squared-star-orange	squared-star-pink	squared-star-purple	squared-star-turquoise	squared-star-brown	squared-star-gray

Markers with letters

It's possible to create a marker which has a letter in it, instead of a predefined shape. It's possible to combine any of the colours above, marker and squared shapes and any letter from the english alphabet.

For example: marker-a-blue, marker-r-lime, square-c-yellow, square-b-brown.

This is the full pallette for marker-X-blue, where X is the letter:

marker-a-blue

marker-b-blue

marker-c-blue

marker-d-blue

marker-e-blue

marker-f-blue

marker-g-blue

marker-h-blue

marker-i-blue

marker-j-blue