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I am drawing my own customized map with using of openstreetmap..Here i need to highlight only my map i want to hide all the tiles except labels. Please any one help me to hide tiles

asked 10 Jul '15, 12:52

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What are you using to create your own map?

(10 Jul '15, 14:35) SomeoneElse ♦

I have used https://www.scribblemaps.com/create site to create map and i export this data into kml file format. i have done to show map with using of this kml file and openstreetmap.. Now i don't want to show tiles and it should be optional means if i set 'on' the tiles will be visible if i set 'off' it will be disable. can u give any solution for this ..

(11 Jul '15, 06:04) Mayee

https://www.scribblemaps.com/ just seems to use OSM (or Google, or others) as a tile background. Your KML is just what you drew over the top. If you want to change what that tile background contains, you'll need to generate your own tiles. If you want the "scribblemaps" website to work differently (have different background options or a "no background" option) you'll need to ask them. They're not connected to OpenStreetMap other than using tiles created using OSM data.

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