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Can you use CartoCSS on torque style maps?
In addition to customizing the look of your maps using CartoCSS, CARTO provides additional CartoCSS properties that you can apply to Torque style maps. For details, see CartoCSS Properties for Torque Style Maps.
How does background image Uri CartoCSS work in Carto?
The background-image-uri CartoCSS property is only supported when using the Maps API with Carto.js, not with the CARTO Editor. Sets the compositing operation used to blend the image into the background. src-over, the background image is placed on top of any existing background-image.
Where can I find a description of CartoCSS?
Navigate to a selected symbolizer to view a description of the CartoCSS property, sample CartoCSS code, the default value, and the available values. CARTO is currently maintaining this library of CartoCSS properties and values.
Can a CartoCSS be applied to a feature layer?
For details, see CartoCSS Properties for Torque Style Maps. These common element CartoCSS properties can be applied to any feature layer in a map. A feature layer is any data layer that contains points, lines, or polygons (not a basemap).
Where can I find a list of CartoCSS properties?
Each CartoCSS map category has its own configurable properties. You can apply multiple symbolizers and properties to the same map layer. Navigate to a selected symbolizer to view a description of the CartoCSS property, sample CartoCSS code, the default value, and the available values.
Which is the default background image in CartoCSS?
These generic CartoCSS background and string element properties can be applied to any layer in a map. An image that appears as the map background. This image appears underneath any other applied styles on the map. This parameter is not applied by default. The default background image is transparent. See uri.
When to use background image Comp-op CartoCSS?
The background-image-comp-op CartoCSS property is only supported when using the Maps API with Carto.js, not with the CARTO Editor. Sets the opacity of the image. 1, indicates that the image opacity will not be changed when applied to the map background). See float.