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I have upload geojson file in QGIS. there total 8 polygons (8 taluka's co-ordinates) now, my question is I want to just highlight 4 polygons( 4 taluka's) and display in selected 4 polygons ( "number of villages " &" area for crop" ) for selected 4 crops . and display names in the each polygons also. is it possible ?

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I want to display in "Kannad" : "Number of villages : 12, "Area for Crop" : 20 Hectare " only

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    To label the polygons, you can use the labeling tool (menu Layer -> Labeling), check 'Label this layer with' and select the column which contains the info you want to label with. But you didn't mention if the number of villages and the area for crop info exists in the attribute table.
    – geoSAM
    Commented May 23, 2017 at 11:37
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    @geoSAM, I suggest you post your comment as an answer. That way Kiran can accept it.
    – Fezter
    Commented May 24, 2017 at 1:40
  • @Fezter, Agree , :)
    – Kiran Prajapati
    Commented May 24, 2017 at 4:37

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To label your map in QGIS:

  1. Use the Labeling tool (menu Layer -> Labeling or Layer Properties-> Style)
  2. Select "Labels" tab and choose the option "show label for this layer".
  3. Under "Label with", select the field name you wish to use for the label. You can also use the expression (ε) button, to create labels from different fields by writing something like 'number of villages ' + "FIELD1" +' area' + "FIELD2", where FIELD1, FIELD2 the fields where the number of villages and area info lies in.
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  • ,Thanks and Can you help me how to text type (title) in the co-ordinates map ? Like I want to type "COTTON " as a title
    – Kiran Prajapati
    Commented May 24, 2017 at 6:12
  • can you tell me how can I type "tittle" as cotton " crop ? , I have attached a photo in my question
    – Kiran Prajapati
    Commented May 24, 2017 at 6:24

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