A simpler way would be to use maperitive to create a .jpg or do a screen
capture and edit the image just ensuring the osm street map logo is on.
It's normally very simple to add a .jpg to a web site.
Then trace the walk(s) in a different colour. If they have waypoints on
the map document them so
Andy
I thank you for underlining Simon Poole's suggestion. I have experimented
with uMap somewhat, already. I have posted on the uMap mailing list asking
about the addition of sequential numerical markers that relate to the walk
instructions and how to attach .urls to other markers such as
anyone offer
something suitable for this requirement that I can pass on?
As it says at
https://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/58311/osm-for-maps-on-a-website/58312
I'd suggest uMap https://umap.openstreetmap.co/en/ . That will allow
you to draw routes over existing map tiles, which
silvermapper writes:
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> I have recommended OSM to a family running a small business who wish to add
> maps to their website, offering local walks from their premises. My
> knowledge of OSM is limited to its use and the contributions I make. My
> knowledge of working with websites is zero.
Nick
I thank you for your immediate reply and helpful suggestion. I shall
engage with the family to look at switch2osm - it looks quite involved for
me, alone.
On Tuesday, 15 August 2017 08:41:33 UTC+1, silvermapper wrote:
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> I have recommended OSM to a family running a small business who
https://switch2osm.org/ could be useful :)
On Tuesday, 15 August 2017 08:41:33 UTC+1, silvermapper wrote:
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>
> I have recommended OSM to a family running a small business who wish to
> add maps to their website, offering local walks from their premises. My
> knowledge of OSM is limited to its
I have recommended OSM to a family running a small business who wish to add
maps to their website, offering local walks from their premises. My
knowledge of OSM is limited to its use and the contributions I make. My
knowledge of working with websites is zero. Does OsmAnd help in this
regard,
