Update documentation to reflect new features

docs/src/users/export/README.md

@@ -2,26 +2,39 @@
 
 A map can be exported as a file, in order to use it in another application or to create a backup.
 
-To export a map, in the [toolbox](../ui/#toolbox), click “Tools” and then one of the “Export” options. Note that when a [filter](../filter/) is active, only the objects that match the filter are exported.
+To export a map, in the [toolbox](../ui/#toolbox), click “Tools” and then “Export”. This opens a dialog where you can configure in what format to export the map.
 
-The exports are available under their own URL. In the context menu (right click) of the export links, you can copy the URL to use it elsewhere.
+## Formats
 
-## GeoJSON
+### GPX
 
-When exporting a map as GeoJSON, all markers and lines (or, if a [filter](../filter/) is active, those that match the filter) including their data fields, all [saved views](../views/), and all [types](../types/) that represent the exported markers/lines are exported. This means that if no filter is active, this is suitable to make a backup of the whole map (apart from the [map settings](../map-settings/) and the [edit history](../history/)). Such a file can also be [imported](../import/) again into a map to restore the backup.
+GPX is a format that is understood by many geographic apps and navigation devices. Exporting a map as GPX will export all markers and lines on the map.
 
-## GPX
+When exporting to GPX, one of three “Route type” options needs to be selected:
+* **Track points:** Lines that are calculated routes will be exported as GPX tracks. This means that the whole course of the route is saved in the file.
+* **Track points, one file per line (ZIP file):** Like “Track points”, but rather than creating one GPX file containing all markers/lines of the map, a ZIP file will be generated that contains one GPX file with all markers and a folder with one GPX file per line. This is useful for importing the file into OsmAnd, which only supports one track per file.
+* **Route points:** Lines that are calculated routes will be exported as GPX routes. This means that only the route destinations are saved in the file, and the app or device that opens the file is responsible for calculating the best route.
 
-GPX is a format that is understood by many geographic apps and navigation devices. Exporting a map as GPX will export all markers and lines on the map (or, if a [filter](../filter/) is active, those that match the filter). There are two options:
-* **Export as GPX (tracks):** Lines that are calculated routes will be exported as GPX tracks. This means that the whole course of the route is saved in the file.
-* **Export as GPX (routes):** Lines that are calculated routes will be exported as GPX routes. This means that only the route destinations are saved in the file, and the app or device that opens the file is responsible for calculating the best route.
+The marker/line description and any [custom fields](../types/) will be saved in the description of the GPX objects. The marker/line styles are not exported, with the exception of some basic style settings supported by OsmAnd.
 
-The marker/line description and any [custom fields](../types/) will be saved in the description of the GPX objects.
+### GeoJSON
 
-## Table
+When exporting a map as GeoJSON, all markers and lines including their data fields, all [saved views](../views/), and all [types](../types/) that represent the exported markers/lines are exported. This means that if no filter is active, this is suitable to make a backup of the whole map (apart from the [map settings](../map-settings/) and the [edit history](../history/)). Such a file can also be [imported](../import/) again into a map to restore the backup.
 
-The table export is a static HTML export of all the markers and lines (or, if a [filter](../filter/) is active, those that match the filter) in table form. All the field values of the markers/lines are shown, along with some metadata (name, coordinates, distance, time).
+### HTML
 
-A separate table for each [type](../types/) is shown. Individual types can be hidden by clicking the down arrow next to their heading.
+The HTML export will render a web page that contains a table for each [type](../types/) that lists each marker/line of that type along with all field values and some metadata (name, coordinates, distance, time). Types can be shown/hidden by clicking on the down arrow next to their heading, and the table can be sorted by an individual data attribute by clicking on its column header.
 
-Table columns can be sorted by clicking on their header.
+For HTML exports, there additional “Copy to clipboard” export method is available. This will copy the table for a single type into the clipboard. Such a table can be pasted directly into a spreadsheet application such as EtherCalc or LibreOffice Calc.
+
+### CSV
+
+CSV files can be opened by most spreadsheet applications. A CSV export will contain all the markers/lines of a single type, along with their field values and some metadata (name, coordinates, distance, time). Note that CSV only supports plain text, so any rich text formatting will be lost.
+
+## Generate a link
+
+By default, the export dialog will create a file and download or open it. By selecting “Generate link” as the export method, you can copy a URL to the exported file instead. This URL will always generate the file with the lastest map data according to the export settings that you have defined, so you can use it to link to the export from a website or a browser bookmark or to integrate the export with another tool that should periodically create copies of your map data.
+
+## Apply a filter
+
+If you have an active [filter](../filter/), the export dialog will show an additional “Apply filter” option. When this option is enabled, the exported file will only contain the map objects that match the filter.

docs/src/users/layers/README.md

@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ Base layers set the main style of the map. Only one base layer can be shown at t
 
 | Base layer | Source | Purpose |
 |------------|--------|---------|
+| Lima Labs | [Lima Labs](https://maps.lima-labs.com/) | Good for a general geographic overview. Has a focus on car infrastructure and political borders. Supports high resolution displays. |
 | Mapnik | [OpenStreetMap](https://www.openstreetmap.org/) | Good for a general geographic overview. Has a focus on car infrastructure and political borders. |
 | TopPlus | [German state](https://gdz.bkg.bund.de/index.php/default/wms-topplusopen-wms-topplus-open.html) | Good for a general geographic overview, with more details than Mapnik. Has a focus on car infrastructure, political borders and topography. Unfortunately all labels are in German. |
 | Map1.eu | [Map1.eu](https://www.map1.eu/) | Has a focus on cities/towns, car infrastructure and political borders. Aims to have the same level of detail as a paper map. Only available for Europe. |

docs/src/users/ui/README.md

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 The search box allows you to [search for places](../search/) and to [calculate a route](../route/). On small screens, it also contains the [legend](../legend/) if enabled.
 
-On top of the search box, you can click the different tabs to switch between different functions. By default, the search box contains two tabs, the search form and the route form. Different functions of the map may temporarily or permanently add additional tabs.
+On top of the search box, you can click the different tabs to switch between different functions. By default, the search box contains three tabs, the search form, the route form and the POI tab. Different functions of the map may temporarily or permanently add additional tabs.
 
 On big screens, you can drag the resize handle on the bottom right of the search box to resize it. Click the resize handle to bring it back to its original size.\
 On small screens, the search box appears at the bottom of the screen. You can drag it into and out of view as it fits by dragging the tab bar on top of the search box.