KML node

A KML node is an element definition within a document. A KML node can be:

  • a container, such as a folder with additional sub-nodes.
  • a geometry node, which is a node with an associated . Geometry nodes can be placemarks, 3D models, polygons, lines, or multigeometry.

A KML node can have nested XML elements and attributes to define objects such as display balloons (pop-ups or callouts), ground overlays, screen overlays, folders/documents, or network links. KML nodes are shown as sublayers of the layer in the Contents pane.

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