A cemetery pin is put on the map even if there are headstone pins,
and an explanatory message is (optionally) added above the map.
The cemetery note is not displayed in the map pin balloon because it can be way too long for a little balloon,
and it is already displayed right below the map.
If the cemetery map image is sufficiently large, it can be resized automatically.
Mod options determine what image dimensions will trigger resizing,
and what the reduced image dimensions will be.
The Cemetery Photos table is given a different title if there are non-images in the table (i.e. media items that are linked directly to the cemetery), or if there is a main cemetery image.
In the Location column of the Headstone Photos table, the pin number is now a pin icon, and the Latitude and Longitude labels are abbreviated.
A mod option controls the visibility of the cemetery's Headstones table and of a "Show Headstones" or "Hide Headstones" button.
In the "All Burials" table:
- Since the cemetery name and location are the same for every row in the table, they have been moved to the heading above the table.
- There is a new table column for small icons that indicate that a headstone photo is available for that person.
(The column is suppressed if there are no headstone photos in the cemetery)
- Every row of the table now contains the date & place of the person's birth & death.
- Placenames can be abbreviated to avoid wrapping.
(One mod configuration setting determines whether the placennames are abbreviated as the page loads,
and another setting determines whether the page will display a button that users can click to switch between full and abbreviated placenames.
users can click a button to toggle the placenames display format.)
- Independently of the abbreviation of placenames, the birthplace column can be hidden (again, to reduce line-wrapping).
(This feature is superseded my a more comprehensive column-management mechanism on mobile devices.)
- A new column lists the spouses of each buried person. The spouses can optionally be flagged with the row number of the spouse's data.
- Holding the mouse over that row number will highlight the spouse's row.
- Clicking on the row number will copy the spouse's table row immediately below the current row so that you can see it conveniently even if it is off-screen.
James Keebler Cemetery, Keebler Crossroads, Washington County, Tennessee, USA
Notes:
Coordinates per FindAGrave.com.
Just two graves, which have been destroyed. In 2008, the gravestones were preserved and sitting under a tree.
All Burials in James Keebler Cemetery, Keebler Crossroads, Washington County, Tennessee, USA
| # |
Name |
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Born |
Died |
Buried |
Spouse(s) |
| 1. |
Haws, Sarah | | 22 Dec 1794 | Washington County, Virginia, USA
Washington County, Virginia…
 | 18 Jun 1888 | Washington County, Tennessee, USA
Washington County…
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| 2. |
Keebler, James | | 26 Dec 1789 | Berkeley, James County, Virginia, USA
Berkeley, James County, Virginia…
| 15 Nov 1859 | Keebler Crossroads, Washington County, Tennessee, USA
Keebler Crossroads…
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