feature: Guide

[mulfvik]

Fix #1019

Config example
{ "name": "guide", "options": { "title": "Guidar dig genom kartan...", "hideButton": { "visible": true } } }
Also see the guide config options in root

[mulfvik]

Hi @tonnyandersson, there is still some work to be done on this for the access to the guide.

• Button in left side tools that has the option to blink when opening the map as it is in the guide to make the user notice?
• How to handle the splash screen. A button in splash modal that activates the guide and closes the splash?
• Only having a activation button in menu

Any other ideas?

[jokd]

Looks nice. I would like the guide to be started by the user from the menu, so having it configurable would be great.

[mulfvik]

@tonnyandersson This is ready for review. I slimmed it down a bit to only be available through a button. Thinking that if it should be started up when initializing the map it can be done from the splash control.

[Flodkvist]

Nice!
This is a good addition.

Some things that could be discussed

Should the guide "be aware" if it´s being used on a large or small screen?

• The pulsation does not work on collapsed legend when configuration/default is set to be expanded.
  (On small screens the legend is never expanded when map loads?).

• If using the guide on small screen the position tool is not present and the guide explaining this might be confusing.

To be able to place the activation button in the mapmenu would be nice

• What it does is more intuitive if combined with a text, like the other functions inside of mapmenu.

• When using a map with more tools in o-tools-left the space runs out very quickly on a laptop screen.

Could the popup be used for the guide? Might make the map interface more cohesive interface. Also having the dots to show the user the number of steps in the guide would be nice

[tonnyandersson]

I also suggest using Material Icons instead of Font Awesome as much as possible. In this case, it looks like the FA signpost icon gets clipped. The MI equivalent has a better fit out of the box.