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Managing Spatial
Manage the Spectrum Spatial repository and Spectrum Spatial Analyst deployments using Spectrum Spatial Manager.
Spectrum Spatial Analyst
Customizing Look and Feel
You can customize the look and feel of Spectrum Spatial Analyst by applying your unique brand elements to the application's HTML banner and brand.css file.

Welcome
What is Spectrum Spatial?
Getting Started
Learn about Spectrum Spatial.
Administration
Configure, manage, monitor, troubleshoot, and tune the performance of your system.
Introduction to Security
Manage user roles and security for Spectrum Spatial and Spectrum Spatial Analyst.
Resources and Data
Learn how to work with spatial and routing data using named resources.
Managing Spatial
Manage the Spectrum Spatial repository and Spectrum Spatial Analyst deployments using Spectrum Spatial Manager.
- Managing Spatial
- Spectrum Spatial Manager
- Spectrum Spatial Analyst
  - About Spectrum Spatial Analyst
  - Managing Map Projects
    Manage Spectrum Spatial Analyst map projects in Spectrum Spatial Manager where you can create, edit, and delete map project properties.
  - Best Practices
    Understanding how Spectrum Spatial Analyst works with data and how it renders maps and applying best practices for this improves the time it takes to display maps.
  - Customizing Look and Feel
    You can customize the look and feel of Spectrum Spatial Analyst by applying your unique brand elements to the application's HTML banner and brand.css file.
  - Usage Statistics
    Usage statistics capture details about every server request from Spectrum Spatial Analyst while users are interacting with the application. The information identifies the user, their session ID, and what maps and layers they are requesting for map rendering and feature queries.
  - URL Launch Parameters
    Administrators can create URLs with parameters to display the Spectrum Spatial Analyst interface in a specific way.
  - Feature Editing
    Spectrum Spatial Analyst administrators have the capability of allowing users to insert new feature and edit the existing features of the underlying data source in the browser.
  - Enabling Extensibility
    Developers extend Spectrum Spatial Analyst using the Angular extensibility framework to create components.
  - Supported Geocoders and Routing Services
    Spectrum Spatial Analyst supports the Bing Geocoder and geocoder and routing services from Precisely and Spectrum.
  - Licensing Google Maps
    Spectrum Spatial Analyst lets you analyze your proprietary data along with data from Google Map API’s Products and Services, which are subject to terms of use and licensing.
  - Uploading Data
Development
Learn how to incorporate spatial and routing functionality into your solutions.
Stages
Learn about the spatial and routing stages available for dataflows in Spectrum Enterprise Designer.
Services
Learn how to access spatial and routing services from your applications.
Utilities
Take advantage of the productivity tools that Spectrum Spatial has for working with spatial data.
Reference
Information about Spatial Java properties, MapInfo SQL language, and closest arc snapping when calculating routes.

Customizing Look and Feel

You can customize the look and feel of Spectrum Spatial Analyst by applying your unique brand elements to the application's HTML banner and brand.css file.

HTML Banner

You can change the banner across the top of Spectrum Spatial Analyst to use your organization's logo and brand colors to match your brand guidelines.

Banner settings are made in an index.html file under <Customerconfigurations>/analyst/theme/banner/default. To apply your brand elements, either:

edit the index.html file or
replace the reference to index.html in the brand.css file so that it points to your custom .html file.

brand.css

The brand.css file manages all branding elements, including:

Setting the color properties for user interface elements like buttons.
Making the banner visible or not.
Pointing to an .html file to use for the banner.
Pointing to an alternate .html file to display a banner on mobile devices.
Setting how navigation buttons, such as Options, Add, and Legends, display within the banner or on the map.
Customizing the color properties of map features, such as query layer, multi-select features, and annotations.

You can find the brand.css file under the branding folder: <Customerconfigurations>/analyst/theme/branding/default/brand.css.