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You can use the REST API to fetch styles by using a link like: http://localhost:8080/geoserver/rest/styles/green.sld

Everything in your Filter block must be in the ogc: namespace, so: <ogc:Filter> <ogc:PropertyIsEqualTo> <ogc:PropertyName>valor</ogc:PropertyName> <ogc:Literal>baja< …

There is an example of this in the SLD Cookbook. I think the key trick is to make the two dasharrays add up to the same length and then to offset the start of the lines by half that length. … I would experiment with your SLD but it's in the wrong namespace. …

I can't see anything obvious wrong, comparing http://www.edpp.cz/geoserver/wms?SERVICE=WMS&VERSION=1.3.0&REQUEST=GetMap&FORMAT=image%2Fpng&TRANSPARENT=true&LAYERS=test_zabaged&WIDTH=256&HEIGHT=256&C …

No, it is perfectly acceptable to use the same style (generic) for every layer but then all your layers will look the same (a red square, a blue line, grey polygons, and simple rgb or greyscale raster …

I was sure that there used to be a google like SLD but I can't find it - you may be able to start with https://github.com/mitchelljj/openstreetmap-sld and convert it to give what you are looking for. …

I'm not sure if MapServer implements this but SLD allows you to specify the opacity of the line itself in the styling. …

The simplest way to do this is to create the first SLD file using which ever tool you like. … Though from you description you should be able to have one SLD file with all the criteria in it, unless an object can have a 1 in multiple columns. …

Easiest way is to have two SLD files and change the style in the WMS request depending on if you want labels on or off. … Or you could try to have a local SLD file and upload it with each request but that will be slower and much harder to handle on the client. …

As you have guessed there is some more configuration going on behind the scenes in GeoServer when a SLD file is added to the server. … You will particularly want this section which describes the settings you'll need to post a SLD file. …

In general SLD (though I haven't tested it in OpenLayers) you can do: <sld:Label> <ogc:PropertyName>XYZ</ogc:PropertyName> <ogc:PropertyName>ABC</ogc:PropertyName> …

It's hard to answer this without seeing all of your data but I suspect that the states (?) that don't draw are not matching any of your filter elements. One way to check that is to include a Rule with …

You need to use a Graphic Stroke with a triangle shape <LineSymbolizer> <Stroke> <GraphicStroke> <Graphic> <Mark> <WellKnownName>extshape://triangle</We …

Sadly TTFMarkFactory where the magic happens only handles a single TTF code at a time. AFAIK the only way to do this is to implement a custom MarkFactory or an ExternalGraphicsFactory. There is a pag …

You can use the numberFormat function. This allows you to specify how many digits you want after the decimal point. Here is an example from MASS-GIS: <TextSymbolizer> <Label> …