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# Other Controls

### Download Control <sup><sub>*<mark style="color:green;">\[Pro]</mark>*<sub></sup>

Adds the ability for users to download the current data visible on your map as a CSV.

* **Let category filters affect data download** or not
* **Notify specific users when download occurs** via email
* **Include only the fields you prefer when users download data**. To find the names of the fields, download the full CSV and use the header names you see there to exclude them using comma separation

### Print Control <sup><sub>*<mark style="color:green;">\[Pro]</mark>*<sub></sup>

Allow users to export a quick PNG of your map for use in other applications or to print.

{% hint style="info" %}
We are looking into adding more customization to this control, such as different formats and 300 DPI exporting. Please get in touch if this is an important feature for you and we will try to accomodate!
{% endhint %}

### Custom HTML Control <sup><sub>*<mark style="color:green;">\[Pro]</mark>*<sub></sup>

Add totally custom HTML. This is suitable for a legend or any custom interactive material you might want to show. [See an example here](https://wpmaps.mapster.me/examples/mapster-wp-map/custom-html-control/).

You can enter HTML and CSS if you put it into a style tag, like the image below.

<figure><img src="/files/ibnVlBAJq4GE8Shxxeui" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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