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        <p>A number of global settings can be defined or altered here.</p>
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        <a href="javascript:void(0)" class="ep-help-topic-toggle"><h4>{% trans "System Settings" %}</h4></a>
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            <h4>{% trans "Default Application Settings" %}</h4>
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                <strong>Application Name</strong> - Name of your Arches app, to be displayed in the browser title bar and elsewhere.<br>
                <strong>Default Data Import/Export User</strong> - Name to associate with data that is imported into the system.<br>
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            <h4>{% trans "Web Analytics" %}</h4>
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                <strong>Google Analytics Key</strong> - If you have made a Google Analytics Key to track your app's traffic, enter it here.<br>
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            <h4> {% trans "Thesaurus Service Providers" %}</h4>
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                <strong>Thesaurus SPARQL Endpoint</strong> - Advanced users may create more SPARQL endpoints and register them here. These endpoints will be available in the RDM and allow you to import thesaurus entries from external sources.<br>
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        <a href="javascript:void(0)" class="ep-help-topic-toggle"><h4>{% trans "Map Settings" %}</h4></a>
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            <h4>{% trans "Mapbox API" %}</h4>
            <p>{% trans "Arches uses the Mapbox mapping library for map display and data creation. Arches also supports Mapbox basemaps and other services." %}</p>
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                {% blocktrans %}<strong>Mapbox API Key (Optional)</strong> - By default, Arches uses some basemap web services from Mapbox. You will need to <a href='https://www.mapbox.com/help/create-api-access-token/' target="_blank">create a free API key</a> (or "access token") for these services to be activated. Alternatively, you could remove all of the default basemaps and add your own, non-Mapbox layers.{% endblocktrans %}<br>
                {% trans "<strong>Mapbox Sprites</strong> - Path to Mapbox sprites (use default)." %}<br>
                {% trans "<strong>Mapbox Glyphs</strong> - Path to Mapbox glyphs (use default)." %}<br>
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            <h4>{% trans "Project Extent" %}</h4>
            <p>{% trans "Draw a polygon representing your project's extent. These bounds will serve as the default for the search result grid bounds, and map bounds in search, cards, and reports." %}</p>
            <h4>{% trans "Map Zoom" %}</h4>
            <p>{% trans "You can define the zoom behavior of your map. Zoom level 0 shows the whole world (and is the absolute minimum zoom level) and zoom level 20 is the maximum level that most map services support." %}</p>
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                {% trans "<strong>Default Zoom</strong> - Set the zoom level that the map will be shown at by default." %}<br>
                {% trans "<strong>Min Zoom</strong> - Minimum zoom level defines how far the user can zoom out when viewing the map." %}<br>
                {% trans "<strong>Max Zoom</strong> - Maximum zoom level defines how far the user can zoom in when viewing the map." %}<br>
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            <h4>{% trans "Search Results Grid" %}</h4>
            <p>{% trans "Arches aggregates search results and displays them as hexagons. You will need to set default parameters for the hexagon size and precision." %}</p>
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                {% trans "<strong>Hexagon Size (in km)</strong> - Set the actual size of the hex bins that will be shown on the map." %}<br>
                {% trans "<strong>Hexagon Grid Precision</strong> - Set the precision with which the contents of the hex bins will be calculated." %}<br>
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            <p><em>{% trans "<strong>Warning:</strong> A large project area combined with a small hexagon size and/or high precision will take a very long time to load, and can crash your browser. We suggest changing these settings in small increments to find the best combination for your project." %}</em></p>
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        <a href="javascript:void(0)" class="ep-help-topic-toggle"><h4>{% trans "Basic Search Settings" %}</h4></a>
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            <p>{% trans "Set the default search results behavior." %}</p>
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                <strong>Number of search results per page</strong> - Set the number of search results shown per page. Note this also defines the number of search result markers that are shown on the map.<br>
                <strong>Number of search hints per dropdown</strong> - Set the number of search hints that will appear under the search bar as you type in search terms.<br>
                <strong>Max number of search results to export</strong> - Set the maximum number of resources to be exported from the search results. This value should generally be evenly divible by the SEARCH_RESULT_LIMIT setting in Arches (10,000 by default).
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        <a href="javascript:void(0)" class="ep-help-topic-toggle"><h4>{% trans "Temporal Search Settings" %}</h4></a>
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            <p>{% trans "Arches creates a Time Wheel based on the resources in your database, to allow for quick temporal visualization and queries. A few aspects of this temporal search are defined here." %}</p>
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                {% blocktrans %}<strong>Color Ramp</strong> - <em>not currently implemented</em> The color ramp for the time wheel. For further reference, check out the <a href='https://github.com/d3/d3-3.x-api-reference/blob/master/Ordinal-Scales.md' target="_blank">d3 API reference</a>.{% endblocktrans %}<br>
                {% trans "<strong>Time wheel configuration</strong> - <em>not currently implemented</em>" %}
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        <a href="javascript:void(0)" class="ep-help-topic-toggle"><h4>{% trans "Saved Searches" %}</h4></a>
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            <p>{% trans "Arches allows you save a search and present it as convenience for your users. Saved Searches appear as search options in the main Search page. Creating a Saved Search is a three-step process." %}</p>
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                <strong>1. Specify Search Criteria</strong> - Go to the Search page and enter all the criteria you would like to use to configure your Saved Search. You may notice that with the addition of each new search filter (either by using the term filter, map filtering tools, or temporal filters) the URL for the page will change.<br>
                <strong>2. Copy the URL</strong> - In your browser address bar, copy the <em>entire</em> URL. This will be a long string that defines each of the search filters created in step 1.<br>
                <strong>3. Create the Saved Search</strong> - Finally, head back to this page and fill out the settings that you see at left. You can also upload an image that will be shown along with your Search Search.
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