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This tutorial assumes you've read the [theory of Leaflet class inheritance](examples/extending/extending-1-classes.html).
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This tutorial assumes you've read the [theory of Leaflet class inheritance](./extending-1-classes.html).
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In Leaflet, a "layer" is anything that moves around when the map is moved around. Before seeing how to create them from scratch, it's easier to explain how to do simple extensions.
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This tutorial assumes you've read the [theory of Leaflet class inheritance](examples/extending/extending-1-classes.html).
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This tutorial assumes you've read the [theory of Leaflet class inheritance](./extending-1-classes.html).
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In Leaflet, a "layer" is anything that moves with the map. In contraposition to that, a "control" is a HTML element that remains static relative to the map container, and a "handler" is a piece of invisible code that changes the map's behaviour.
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