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Moving symbols in Print layout, not in Main Window
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I am working on production of Fire Evacuation maps. There are three assets, Fire Indicator Panel, Fire Mimic Panel and Emergency Exit that are located one very close to the other on a wall. They are all styled with SVG.
When I create a print layout the symbols overlap with each other (see picture below):
Is it possible to move the symbols in Print Layout so they look neatly one next to the other in a row (or one below the other in a column), without affecting the actual location of these assets?
I am running QGIS Noosa on Windows 10 Enterprise.
Thanks and regards,
Gianluca
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I am working on production of Fire Evacuation maps. There are three assets, Fire Indicator Panel, Fire Mimic Panel and Emergency Exit that are located one very close to the other on a wall. They are all styled with SVG.
When I create a print layout the symbols overlap with each other (see picture below):
Is it possible to move the symbols in Print Layout so they look neatly one next to the other in a row (or one below the other in a column), without affecting the actual location of these assets?
I am running QGIS Noosa on Windows 10 Enterprise.
Thanks and regards,
Gianluca
qgis print-composer printing
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I am working on production of Fire Evacuation maps. There are three assets, Fire Indicator Panel, Fire Mimic Panel and Emergency Exit that are located one very close to the other on a wall. They are all styled with SVG.
When I create a print layout the symbols overlap with each other (see picture below):
Is it possible to move the symbols in Print Layout so they look neatly one next to the other in a row (or one below the other in a column), without affecting the actual location of these assets?
I am running QGIS Noosa on Windows 10 Enterprise.
Thanks and regards,
Gianluca
qgis print-composer printing
I am working on production of Fire Evacuation maps. There are three assets, Fire Indicator Panel, Fire Mimic Panel and Emergency Exit that are located one very close to the other on a wall. They are all styled with SVG.
When I create a print layout the symbols overlap with each other (see picture below):
Is it possible to move the symbols in Print Layout so they look neatly one next to the other in a row (or one below the other in a column), without affecting the actual location of these assets?
I am running QGIS Noosa on Windows 10 Enterprise.
Thanks and regards,
Gianluca
qgis print-composer printing
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