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 ==== Things to know beforehand ==== ==== Things to know beforehand ====
-* You need to be logged in to Smart Dublin ​to view or update the styling on a resource+* You need to be logged in to Dublinked ​to view or update the styling on a resource
  
 ==== To copy styling from an existing dataset ==== ==== To copy styling from an existing dataset ====
  
-For Smart Dublin ​we are going to use common styling for harmonized datasets across the local authorities so you may be able to just copy an existing style.+For Dublinked ​we are going to use common styling for harmonized datasets across the local authorities so you may be able to just copy an existing style.
   * Go to the associated dataset that has already been styled   * Go to the associated dataset that has already been styled
   * Open the WMS (Web Map Service) resource and click on the “Edit Style” button   * Open the WMS (Web Map Service) resource and click on the “Edit Style” button
-{{ :​publisher:​edit_style_button.jpg?​400 |}}+{{ :​publisher:​edit_style_button.jpg?​600 |}}
   * Click into the styling code and use CTRL-A, CTRL-C to copy the code   * Click into the styling code and use CTRL-A, CTRL-C to copy the code
   * Leave that page without making any changes   * Leave that page without making any changes
   * Navigate to your original dataset and select the WMS resource   * Navigate to your original dataset and select the WMS resource
   * Click on “Edit Style” and use CTRL-A, CTRL-V to paste in the code from the other dataset. Use the “Change Style” button to save the new style:   * Click on “Edit Style” and use CTRL-A, CTRL-V to paste in the code from the other dataset. Use the “Change Style” button to save the new style:
-{{ :​publisher:​change_style_button.jpg?​400 |}}+{{ :​publisher:​change_style_button.jpg?​600 |}}
   * You should now see a success message:   * You should now see a success message:
-{{ :​publisher:​styling_upload_success.jpg?​400 |}}+{{ :​publisher:​styling_upload_success.jpg?​600 |}}
   * Now return to the dataset page and refresh it – you should now see the results of the styling: ​   * Now return to the dataset page and refresh it – you should now see the results of the styling: ​
-{{ :​publisher:​styling_working_after_refresh.jpg?​400 |}}+{{ :​publisher:​styling_working_after_refresh.jpg?​600 |}}
   * If the page does not change, try refreshing it again or loading a private window - it should update so that you can see the effects of the styling.   * If the page does not change, try refreshing it again or loading a private window - it should update so that you can see the effects of the styling.
  
  
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