> If you want the equivalent of SLD I believe you need to invert your line of
> thinking,and be explicit about the overlap, like this (untested, but
> hopefully you
> get the idea):
> [ speed > 0.5 ] {
> mark: symbol('cross');
> }
> [speed <= 0.5] {
> mark: symbol('cross),symbol('circle');
> }
I'm sure this will work, but it involves repetition that I wanted to avoid.
The whole PointSymbolizer for the 'cross' is repeated twice and the
resulting SLD will be overly complex. Looks like CSS is not best suited for
such cases. How about a solution that would allow defining sections in CSS
that would be evaluated separately/independently - just an idea...
Lukasz
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