Thank you,
Then, based on your experience can you recommend a file format for my
markers that would make them look good if I use the scale parameter? I
guess the img parameter uses just raster image types - not vector images...
Right now I use png... If memory serves me well (usually it doesn't)
there is a file format that allows the user to embed different sizes of
a symbol in the same file (e.g. 16x16/32x32/48x48) and the rendering
program can choose the size that fits best... Am I right? Or is this
functionality actually done with multiple files?
Thanks,
Adrian
Christopher Schmidt wrote:
On Mon, Nov 09, 2009 at 04:26:30PM +0200, Adrian Popa wrote:
Hello everyone,
I just want to know - what image types are supported to be imported
through KML? I would like to convert my icons from PNG to SVG (which
looks better when scaled) - but I'm not sure if it will work.
I don't believe KML, as a format, allows SVG markers... does it?
In any case, OpenLayers would not be able to render anything other than
a standard image (something you can put in an <img> tag) as an externalGraphic,
which is how KML files with icons are parsed.
-- Chris
Is the limitation based only on browser type (and what it can render)?
Or are there other limitations I should know about?
Thanks,
Adrian
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