Hi Victor,
just split it into 2 rules: one for the graphic and one for the text label.
Then you can use different displacement in each of them.
Cheers,
Peter
On 25. 7. 2016 12:00, Victor.Sinceac wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> In a SLD rule, I need to use a <TextSymbolizer> with both <Label> and
> <Graphic> elements (something similar to Highways Shields use case):
> <Rule>
> <TextSymbolizer>
> <Label> ... </Label>
> <Fill> ... </Fill>
> <Halo> ... </Halo>
> <Graphic><Mark><WellKnownName> ... </WellKnownName><Fill> ...
> </Fill></Mark> <Size> ... </Size></Graphic>
> </TextSymbolizer>
> </Rule>
>
> This works well when the requirement is to get the same position X,Y for both
> Graphic and Label elements.
> If I had well understood, the <LabelPlacement> element in such a rule would
> apply to both elements Label and Graphic.
> Is it possible to define in such a rule a displacement which would only apply
> to the element Label?
>
> Thanks,
> Victor
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