Given a specific (locally extended/stored) symbology and styling in QGIS which refers to several different shapefiles or tables (GeoPackage/Spatialite), how can I easily move or share this with another QGIS desktop user?
Currently, the QGIS symbology is managed in the project file (.qgs) plus there are configuration settings like symbology and font paths. So the symbology is "hard wired" to the dataset and to local symbologies and fonts.
What I want is to publish a single "generic/template" symbology (i.e. signature/symbol settings) with a mapping to exchangeable datasets names - all in paths relative to the symbology. ArcGIS knows a similar thing they call .MDX and "Map Package".
An example would be a topographic map style from an authority ("mytopostyle" with .qgs, symbole/text fonts etc.) referring to mydata, which is then published and applied to different, separate regions containing all the same data schema (files mydata_region_A.sqlite, mydata_region_B.sqlite , ...).
Any hints?
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Currently, the QGIS symbology is managed in the project file (.qgs) plus there are configuration settings like symbology and font paths. So the symbology is "hard wired" to the dataset and to local symbologies and fonts.
What I want is to publish a single "generic/template" symbology (i.e. signature/symbol settings) with a mapping to exchangeable datasets names - all in paths relative to the symbology. ArcGIS knows a similar thing they call .MDX and "Map Package".
An example would be a topographic map style from an authority ("mytopostyle" with .qgs, symbole/text fonts etc.) referring to mydata, which is then published and applied to different, separate regions containing all the same data schema (files mydata_region_A.sqlite, mydata_region_B.sqlite , ...).
Any hints?
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