I would recommend just giving these labels a very high priority (since I
expect you still want these labels to be readable and not overlap each
other?)
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Jody Garnett
On Thu, 21 Nov 2019 at 09:13, Andrea Aime
wrote:
> In general the labels are accumulated in a collection during rendering,
> an
In general the labels are accumulated in a collection during rendering, and
rendered all together.
If there is no priority, they are rendered in the order they are added,
otherwise they get sorted by priority.
What you seem to want is to force labels of a given layer to display
regardless of confli
So essentially what I understand is that labels with turned off conflict
resolution are not considred at all when labels with conflict resolutionon
are checked for rendering.
However the remaining labels if they belong to different layers (that is
have distinct SLDs) are checked sequentially? I.e.t
Nikolaos:
Moved over to the user list (trust you are subscribed).
To answer your question - if you turn off conflict resolution the labels
are just blindly drawn (as if they were symbols). So you could use this as
a way to use emoji to represent point locations for example :P
When conflict resol
