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I know that I can style a layer and save the style to a geopackage.
In doing so, I associate the style with the layer, but can retrieve
that style later for use on a different layer.<br>
Is there any way to create a geopackage of "bare" styles - styles
not associated with a particular layer, just a catalog of styles. <br>
For example, let's say I'm creating a suite of topo maps and I want
the various layers of each map styled consistently. I could fetch
the styles from a geopackage in which the style has been connected
to a particular instance of the the layer type, but it seems it
might be nice to just have a catalog of styles in a geopackage. I
can do this outside the geopackage system by storing qml files in a
directory, which is fine, but a geopackage feels neater. <br>
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