Bug report #14170
Updated by Andrea Aime over 6 years ago
As is stated in the description, <se:ElseFilter/> is not working properly when styling data with sld (tested in 2.8.3 and 2.12.3)
QGIS just styles data as though there was no ElseFilter, so if I want to use a default style that should be used on all objects that have met no filter in sld file, QGIS styles all the data regardless with that default style in addition to any rules that have been met - therefore rendering them twice. This is a problem when rendering icons especially, because they overlap, which is not very visually appealing.
I have attached two images to let you see what I mean.
QGIS:
!http://i.imgur.com/kqYkc0K.png!
GeoServer, using the same sld:
!http://i.imgur.com/ATqW7q6.png!
I have attached my shp and sld in a rar, so it could be tested more.
QGIS just styles data as though there was no ElseFilter, so if I want to use a default style that should be used on all objects that have met no filter in sld file, QGIS styles all the data regardless with that default style in addition to any rules that have been met - therefore rendering them twice. This is a problem when rendering icons especially, because they overlap, which is not very visually appealing.
I have attached two images to let you see what I mean.
QGIS:
!http://i.imgur.com/kqYkc0K.png!
GeoServer, using the same sld:
!http://i.imgur.com/ATqW7q6.png!
I have attached my shp and sld in a rar, so it could be tested more.