[Qgis-user] Request for help with style control for lat/long grid and marker points (Eric Delson)

[Nicolas Cadieux]

Hi Eric,

I’am an archaeologist we could skype tomorrow and try to figure this together if you want.  I could log in with Teamviewer and share screens. I’am in Montréal time. Write to me directly.

Nicolas Cadieux

> Le 24 mars 2020 à 18:30, Eric Delson <eric.delson at lehman.cuny.edu> a écrit :
> 
> 
> Hello, I posted this request about 10 days ago but have had no comments or responses, perhaps I was unclear that I wanted help, so I am trying again.
> 
> I am making maps for publication in journal articles using QGIS (3.12) and Natural Earth base data. I have two questions:
> 
> How do I control the appearance (presence/absence, line style, labeling) of latitude/longitude "graticule" lines? I was able to change the name of the Equator in the Attribute Table, but not the placement of the label or other features.
> 
> I am placing a series of point markers from an imported Excel file of decimal latitude/longitude coordinates, with each point having a place name and category (time bins). How do I control the label, size, symbol, and color of each point, either by reference to its category or individually if necessary?
> 
> I have an earlier version of such a map made by a colleague in ArcGIS, which I can send offline if any of you wishes to see what I am seeking.
> 
> Many thanks, Eric Delson (Professor of Anthropology, City University of New York)
> 
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