# Right Sidebar - Project List

The right sidebar shows all the projects under your Cloud account.

If the [green arrow for the right sidebar](/mapir-cloud/world-map-viewer/navigating-in-the-world-map-viewer.md#sidebar-arrow-tabs) is closed/collapsed then click it to open the sidebar.

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The top header of the Right Sidebar has 2 sort buttons: LOCAL, ALL

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LOCAL: Shows only the projects viewable in the current map region/window

ALL: Shows all user projects

## **Each project on the right sidebar contains the following information:**

### Project Name

The name of the project. You can edit this in the project's [Project Edit Page](/mapir-cloud/project-detail-pages/project-pages-overview.md) window.

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### Go to Map Button

Clicking the map button will open the project in the [left sidebar](/mapir-cloud/world-map-viewer/left-sidebar-project-settings.md) and orient the world map to show the project.

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### Show/Hide Map Button

Clicking the eye button will toggle the project's map tiles to be turned on or off.

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### Arrange Layer Order Buttons

The right sidebar is setup as a layer organization. When a project is ordered higher in the sidebar that means that it has a higher Z layer in the world map. If a project is higher in Z then it will be shown on top of (over) any maps listed below it in the right sidebar list. If a project is lower in the list it will be hidden (covered up by) any projects higher in the list.

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