Leaflet, © OpenStreetMap contributors
Here we can display 2 separate kml files.
[leaflet-kml listtracks src="https://ourlocality.org/eastlothianpaths/files/2024/07/JMW-cycling.kml" color=green weight=10]John Muir Way Cycling: <b>{name}:</b> {description}[/leaflet-kml][leaflet-kml src="https://ourlocality.org/eastlothianpaths/files/2024/07/JMW-walking.kml" color=purple weight=10]John Muir Way Walking: <b>{name}:</b> {description}[/leaflet-kml][leaflet-kml src="https://ourlocality.org/eastlothianpaths/files/2023/07/All-Paths.kml" color=red weight=3 dasharray="2,8"]All Paths: <b>{name}:</b> {description}[/leaflet-kml][leaflet-kml src="https://ourlocality.org/eastlothianpaths/files/2023/07/Core-Paths.kml" color=blue weight=3]Core Paths: <b>{name}:</b> {description}[/leaflet-kml]We can also add an option to turn each lay on or off.
We can override the default colours, weight and line style.
Finally we can pull out some of the description in the popup.
The map source here is Leaflet, with minimal adverts for local businesses.
(Please note: Core Paths … can be anything from a tarmac path to a grassy field margin and this variety is important to provide different experiences for users.)