Summary for setting up a QGIS project #

Prepare your map as far as possible in QGIS, as you want it to appear in your O.GIS webmap. Specific tasks you can carry out to improve your O.GIS include:

• Set highlight colours for “highlight on hover” in Project > Project Properties...
• Give your layers human-friendly names in the Layers Panel (never use the same name for 2 different layers)
• Give your layers columns human friendly names via Layer > Properties > Fields > Alias (try not to use quotes ‘ or quotations “)
• Hide the columns you don’t want to appear in your popups by changing their Edit widget to “Hidden”
• If any of your fields contain media (image or video) filenames, change their Edit widget to “Attachment” to have the media appear in popups
• Style your layers, and set their scale-dependent visibility, if required

Run qgis2o.gis from the Web menu, or via its icon.

The tabs at the top allow you to set up your project. All options are written to your QGIS project, so save your project if you want to keep these settings.

Excellent online guides #

For initial configurations, see the following pages:

• Set Layers https://qgis2web.github.io/qgis2web/#setLayers
• Set Style https://qgis2web.github.io/qgis2web/#SetStyles
• Set Labels https://qgis2web.github.io/qgis2web/#setLabels
• Set Basemap https://qgis2web.github.io/qgis2web/#setBasemaps
  

An alternative guide that explains how it works in a broad and discursive manner is published here https://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/3/web_mapping_with_qgis2web.html