2008/12/21 Robert Helvie <[email protected]>: > Yeah, > > OK, thanks. I had originally looked at the wiki page for the school tag, not > the landuse page. > > Josm tagged them correctly. I guess my problem was with JOSM seeing as > 'school' is not on landuse or the amenity submenus, but on the building > submenu. > > So then if I do ever go back and map the buildings on the school ground the > renderers or JOSM are not going to have a problem with an area | > amenity=school on top of another area | amenity=school?
If you map the buildings you can use the building=yes tag as well -- they'll then render as buildings. The mapnik renderer at least (and I'm fairly sure the t...@h one too) will render the smaller areas on top of the larger area. > > And thanks for the info about the layers. Good to know and I guess I'll go > back and get rid of the layer tags. Yes, technically layer tags are to indicate real physical vertical separation, ie: a road going over another road, and not to tell the renderer what order to put things in. So a land use area should never normally have a layer tag (there are exceptions such as underground car parks etc). Dave _______________________________________________ newbies mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/newbies
