Allows for creation of tables with contents manually entered by users
(i.e. spreadsheet style), so that users can create completely custom
tables.
Supports control custom cell contents, foreground and background colors.
Gives users control over all the formatting properties for the numbers
in scalebars, including whether they want thousand separators, decimal
places, scientific notation, etc
Fixes#21341
and background colors of matching conditional styles attached to the layer
When the new "Apply layer conditional styling colors" option is enabled in the
layout attribute table settings, any conditional styling rules present in the
layer will be applied inside the layout attribute table (foreground and
background colors only, for now!).
Refs #25712
Sponsored by City of Canning
The UI for this setting was sitting under the page properties panel,
which led users to believe it was a per-page setting (rather than
applying to ALL pages in the layout).
Instead, move this property to sit within individual layout item pages
so that the behavior matches what the UI suggests.
Fixes#25695
Adds data defined control over layout map grid:
- enabled state
- interval X/Y
- offset X/Y
- frame size and margin
- annotation distance from frame
- cross size
- frame line thickness
Fixes#30246, fixes#27737
Reworks the QgsLayoutItem API for handling multi-layered exports
to work as an iterator. The advantage with this is that it avoids
items needing to calculate in advance how many layers they require
in the output file.
exporting to a multi-layer format
Now, items are either
- placed onto the same layer as other items (simple items like labels, lines, pictures)
- placed onto the same layer as only other items of equal types (semi-complex items like scalebars or pages)
- placed onto their own unique layers (complex items like legends, maps)
Plus lots of tests covering this, where previously there was few
This new setting, "Simplify geometries to reduce output file size",
is exposed in the SVG or PDF export settings dialogs shown when
exporting a layout/atlas/report to PDF or SVG.
If checked (the new default), geometries will be simplified while exporting
layouts in order to remove any redundant vertices which are not
discernably different at the export DPI. (e.g. if export DPI is 300 dpi,
vertices less then 1/600 inch different from each other will be removed).
This avoids exporting ALL geometry vertices during PDF/SVG export,
which can result in a ridiculously complex and large export file size.
Aside from the file size issues, it also causes problems when trying
to load these outputs into other applications, e.g. Inkscape, which
chokes on the huge number of vertices and grinds to a crawl.
Sponsored by the GeoPDF export group
display of unplaced labels
This is independant from the main canvas setting, and can be used
to determine whether labels are missing from a particular layout map
