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Map Styles

GIS Server supports multiple styling approaches to accommodate various data types and visualization needs. Each style type offers specific capabilities for different types of geospatial data.

  • Basic Points: Simple geometric shapes (circles, squares, triangles)
  • Custom Icons: Upload and use custom symbols and images
  • Size Variation: Scale points based on attribute values
  • Color Coding: Apply colors based on data categories or values
  • Line Patterns: Solid, dashed, dotted, and custom patterns
  • Width Variation: Adjust line thickness based on attributes
  • Direction Indicators: Show flow direction with arrows
  • Color Gradients: Apply color transitions along lines
  • Fill Patterns: Solid fills, hatches, and custom patterns
  • Transparency: Control opacity for overlay effects
  • Border Styling: Customize boundary appearance
  • Gradient Fills: Apply color gradients within polygons

Attribute-based styling allows you to create dynamic visualizations that change based on data values and characteristics.

  • Icon by Attribute
  • Attribute Color
  • Attribute Color + Icon
  • Attribute Pattern

The style configuration system provides comprehensive tools for managing colors, symbols, and text styling.

  • Color Palettes: Predefined color schemes for different data types
  • Custom Colors: RGB, HSL, and hex color specification
  • Color Blindness: Accessibility considerations for color choices
  • Print-friendly: Styles optimized for both screen and print
  • Symbol Libraries: Extensive built-in symbol collections
  • Custom Symbols: Upload and manage custom symbols
  • Symbol Scaling: Automatic and manual symbol sizing
  • Symbol Rotation: Orient symbols based on directional data

Explore these related sections to learn more about styling and visualization capabilities: