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QGIS 2 Cookbook

You're reading from   QGIS 2 Cookbook Become a QGIS power user and master QGIS data management, visualization, and spatial analysis techniques

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2016
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ISBN-13 9781783984961
Length 390 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Anita Graser Anita Graser
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Table of Contents (14) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Data Input and Output FREE CHAPTER 2. Data Management 3. Common Data Preprocessing Steps 4. Data Exploration 5. Classic Vector Analysis 6. Network Analysis 7. Raster Analysis I 8. Raster Analysis II 9. QGIS and the Web 10. Cartography Tips 11. Extending QGIS 12. Up and Coming Index

Saving and loading styles

What's better than making an awesome style for your feature layers? Being able to easily share and reuse them. Both vector and raster styles can be saved and reused—however, in slightly different ways.

Getting ready

For this recipe, you need two similar vector layers and a set of two similar raster layers. In the example data that is provided, use two of the bus route shapefiles and two of the elevation rasters (for example, elevlid_D782_6.tif).

How to do it…

First we'll start by copying and pasting styles for vector layers:

  1. Load up two bus route shapefiles and two elevlid rasters.
  2. The simplest method is to copy styles for vectors or rasters. Just right-click on the layer name in the list and select Copy Style from the Style menu. Then, right-click on the layer that you want to apply this to and select Paste Style from the Style menu. You can only copy styles between layers of the same type (for example, Point to Point):

    Try to copy and paste the...

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