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You need to use rules with an And Filter something like: <sld:Rule> <sld:Name>Style 1</sld:Name> <sld:Abstract>Type = Ventil and Aabningsgrad = 0</sld:Abstract> <ogc:Filter> <ogc: …

It will happily work with the SLD schemas, to allow you to hand craft your styles. …

If the WMS is SLD enabled (GeoServer supports this, but must be enabled by the service provider), then you can pass SLD as part of a GetMap request using either SLD_BODY (passing the SLD as url encoded … content) or SLD (passing a URL pointing to an SLD file accessible to the WMS server). …

should I style the GetFeatureInfo response on server side or client side? A GetFeatureInfo response is not styled. The WMS layers are styled, and the request to get the map image of the WMS laye …

Technically it shouldn't be a problem which namespace prefixes you associate with which namespace, as long as you declare the associations in the XML declaration at the top of your SLD file. …

Well it is certainly possible to construct an SLD and send it directly or by reference as part of a WMS GetMap request to a GeoServer service, with OpenLayers as a client. …

AFAIK MapServer doesn't use SLD internally, but will accept an SLD as part of a GetMap request, either by reference through an SLD& parameter or directly as the value of an SLD_BODY& parameter. … In any case MapServer supports the SLD standard, and allows for named styles, so it should be possible to add your style on top of the default style if required. …

You can use the GetStyles SLD operation on a MapServer WMS to get an SLD representation of the style used by MapServer …

understood, rather than there being a problem with your your SLD. … An example of a request to an ArcGIS 10.n WMS service with external SLD is shown below: http://gisweb.unr.edu/arcgis/services/OneGeology/NBMG_Geology/MapServer/WMSServer? …

You can use the map file to create a MapServer WMS, then you can perform a GetStyles request which will generate an SLD file. …

Write the style to a web location accessible by the WMS server and use the SLD parameter instead of the SLD_BODY parameter to provide a URL to the SLD. …

Your SLD on GitHub has: <sld:NamedLayer> <sld:Name>CH001L2_ZURICH_UA2018</sld:Name> The SLD schema (http://schemas.opengis.net/sld/1.0.0/StyledLayerDescriptor.xsd) tells us that: <xsd:element name … </xsd:documentation> But the WMS has no layer called CH001L2_ZURICH_UA2018 only layers eea-urban-atlas_DE002L1_HAMBURG_UA2018 and eea-urban-atlas_SI001L2_LJUBLJANA_UA2018 So the SLD is not applied, and …

It's difficult to tell looking at the WMS layer whether the raw coverage data, being provided as an image through the WMS, is a raster if it is then you won't be able to supply an external SLD to change … If it is actually vector data, and if SLD capability is enabled in the service then it should be possible to supply your own style as part of the GetMap request. …

or through an externally referenceable SLD (through an SLD parameter). … The SLD you are sending in the SLD_BODY parameter of your request is overwriting the style generated by MapServer for the polygon. …

As MapServer doesn't deal internally with SLD's, any SLD's given to it externally have to be parsed before being applied, unless you already have a tool for creating SLD, using SLD's with MapServer for …