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<div>Is it possible to produce a .kml file that will display on google earth in a similar way to in qgis, for example keeping the style and labelling of the points? I have exported .kml files from qgis and viewed them in google earth on a mobile and this works
fine but the points are just shown as the standard yellow markers and not showing the point names nor the graduated size of point marker. </div>
<div>I think questions like this have been asked before on the list but I can’t find any answers. Perhaps its not seen as important as you can now use qgis on mobile but in this case I want to make something that is very easy for non-expert users to just view
on their phones and so the .kml and google earth is the easiest option rather than trying to get them to install qgis itself.</div>
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