[Atlas-framework-users] [Comments und Kommentare] SLD support

[Stefan Krüger]

Hi Neil

>Thank you for the v quick feedback and alternative symbology (it will be
>acceptable). Essentially I was looking for something where one has small
>hatch lines crossing the main line at regular intervals (see my attempt at
>hacking one of you sld's and inserting the extra lines from the gvSIG sld
>parameters).
Yes i see the problem.. the renderer seems to use the width in both 
dimensions... at the moment the screenshot is the best it can get... 

If you create nice SLD symbols for Geopublisher/AtlasStyler, please send them 
to me and i will pubarelish them so that every AtlasStyler user can reuse 
them.. That would be a very nice contribution. YOu find them in the 
.AtlasStyler folder... 


On Monday 30 November 2009 12:24:09 you wrote:
> I'd like to suggest including functionality to allow a user to have more
> than 1 photo per feature (ie after indicating the feature with the "i", if
> there are more than one photo for that site then a small table could pop up
> allowing the users to select which photo to view). However I supposed this
> will start to make the tool more complicated to use.
You can just make more column for images.. if fields are empty, the whole 
column will not be displayed in the info tool.

Greetz,
Steve

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