world-map | add world maps to your pages , enable zoom | Map library

Morning all, I've created an SPA with React-leaflet and its all working perfectly except when it comes to accessibility.

My map has multiple markers added automatically but when I try to tab into the map all I get is the zoom in/out buttons and the maps name, the markers are completely ignored so I cant add ARIA to them.

Does anyone know if its possible to add tabbing for each marker? Ideally I'd like to have it so when users tab onto a marker it reads the specific data, however if this isnt possible I'm open to suggestions.

Heres how I'm generating/populating the map if it helps:

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I'm new to programming and I've stumbled upon something I cannot resolve, and I was hoping you guys can.

I'm working with the FIFA 19 data set. See a section of the data set below:

I would like to use the circles within my SVG file to trigger a zoom in centred on the circle. I have got it working with a div acting as the trigger for the zoom but if I instead apply id="pin" to one of the circle elements within the SVG it no longer zooms in. Can anyone tell me why this is?

Is there a better way for me to achieve what I am trying to do? Ideally, I would like it to be possible to click to zoom and then to access other interactivity within the SVG while zoomed in. If this is not possible is there a simple way to zoom and pan an SVG and to be able to access SVG interactivity while zoomed?

If I have missed something obvious please forgive me, I’m very much still learning the basics!

Rough example: CodePen link

Oddly enough I cannot get the problem to be reproducable here however in my own project switching from an svg to a png seems to have fixed the issue, I had wanted to use an svg so that's a little inconvenient but not a huge thing overall.

I've been trying to get a draggable map and I've started messing around first with an svg image that is draggable and then cutoff by a div. My HTML looks like this

I am plotting data for ex-ussr on geopandas and it really does not look nice.

I tried this code published early on 1, 2, but adds no help hence I don't need just map, I need to put data on it. And because I'm merging the 'world' (actually consisting only of ex-ussr countries) and coronavirus data "on 'Country'", then I need that dataframe with original country and adjusted polygone.

Key peaces of my code:

I'm trying to create a country map with specific regions filled in. I want to divide the country in 3 categories: extreme, high, too high. So in each category there will be a number of regions(DEPARTAMEN). Each category should have a specific color (black, red, orange). Let's say , for example, in extreme category there will be 8 regions(DEPARTAMEN) with the same color (black).

The first answer is exactly what I want, but I couldn't do the same because I can´t use the rworldmap package in this case: How to create a world map in R with specific countries filled in?. In the first answer they used rworldmap fuctions to join maps, and to fill regions by category.

This is how my data looks like (shp file):

I'm somewhat lost. I try to realize zoom in a circle packing chart but I don't know how to do it. There are two examples zoomable-scatter-plot zoomable-world-map but both approaches doesn't seem too fit for my chart type.

Any pointers/examples would be greatly appreciated.

Creating a world map Choropleth with D3 v6 in Angular 7. (trimmed down from Angular into plain JavaScript)

Shape files gathered from NaturalEarth and compiled in mapshaper to create GeoJSON.

Keeping it simple with just countries but I am getting a rubber band effect. When I try to drag the map (whether it be the background or on a specific country), it will try to move where you are dragging but then pop back to it's original position unless you drag your cursor across the screen or quickly release after an event is triggered.

As well, when you zoom in on a specific country and then zoom/drag on a different country, it pops you back to the original zoom when the map is created.

I want to create a clickable map similar to one given here. If you click on the link it takes you to another page. I want to do a similar thing but with a geojson file I have for Italy. So following on from a previous question I made, I decided to use amcharts. Since I am new to javascript and html I decided to first play around with some relevant examples by just using my own GeoJSON file. Here is the code I am trying to use