You can combine a scale constraint and a data constraint in the same rule.
[ALTITUDE = '1200'] [@scale < 12000] { stroke-width: 0.5; stroke: #A65329; }
This is considered more specific than rules that only constrain one or the
other, so it will override.
--
David Winslow
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org/
On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 1:21 AM, Lottie Atzenbeck <[email protected]
> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I'm trying to find an easy and good looking way on how to show contour
> lines on a map.
> I want the lines 50, 100, 150 ... always to look different then the rest
> of the lines with a different colour and width
> but then at the same time I don"t want to always see all the lines, I have
> contour lines every 10 m which does look too crowded.
> So fare my code is
>
>
> /* Definition for the Label*/
> [@scale <50000]{
> label:[ALTITUDE];
> label-offset:1;
> font-family:"SansSerif";
> font-size: 12;
> font-fill:#A66829;
> halo-radius:1;
> halo-color:#E7E7E8;
> -gt-label-repeat:150;
> -gt-label-follow-line:true;
> -gt-label-force-ltr:false;
> }
> [@scale <12000]{
> -gt-label-repeat:250;
> }
> /*Definition as default style for every line*/
> *{
> stroke:#A67C29;
> stroke-width:0.2;
> }
> /* special rules for some lines */
> /* could be rewritten as OR, but was slow to process */
> [ALTITUDE='50'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='100'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='150'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='200'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='300'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='400'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='500'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='600'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='700'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='800'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='900'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1000'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1100'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1200'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1300'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1400'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1500'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1600'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1700'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1800'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
> [ALTITUDE='1900'] { stroke-width:0.3; stroke:#A65329; }
>
>
>
> How can I now create different "styles" for when I have different scales?
> without the special lines always look the same?
>
>
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