The panel will filter the map information based on the selected label and highlight the topic boxes with the label “ad” in the map. To view topic boxes with a specific label tag, for example, the projects that needed to be done by the advertising (ad) team, click on the right side icon ☼ of the label “ad”. Whichever label(s) you click on, the filtered information with the selected label(s) will be highlighted as well as all associated items in the map. Go to View → Show Navigation Panel → Marker & Label.We assigned tasks to each team by adding different labels under each topic box.

Here we can see a list of labels we created. Let’s see a more detailed example of how it works with Marker & Label.

Go to View → Show Navigation Panel → Topic When filtering on Topic.

The Navigation Panel locates in the View (of the navigation bar) and it can filter information you want to see based on Topic, Note, or Marker & Label. However, not many users know that these labels and notes can be further selected in the Navigation Panel to quickly filter the mind map information and leave the targeting branches of topic boxes for users to view and edit. Then we can download and use these icons as our own markers. This process allows them to organize their thinking flows and sorting topics into different groups. A XMind user, Victor Djehuty, shares a free-to-use icon website with us. For example, they choose to add specific labels or notes to each topic box. In XMind, users can use different features to categorize the branches of information on a single mind map.

Select the image (s) you need, name it, and click open to add into XMind. Select the new marker group, click Add beside Markers field. Click Add beside Marker groups field, and name the new group. Click Show Marker Manager icon at the upper right of the view. Use Navigation Panel to Filter Your Mind Map Information To import markers by icons: Open the Markers View.

Xmind marker pack