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Styling of hw=path + bicycle=designated as Path-Line with blue (cycleway) dashes #10139

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tordans opened this issue Feb 28, 2024 · 1 comment · May be fixed by #10256
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Styling of hw=path + bicycle=designated as Path-Line with blue (cycleway) dashes #10139

tordans opened this issue Feb 28, 2024 · 1 comment · May be fixed by #10256

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tordans commented Feb 28, 2024

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There is this tagging schema for shared foot-bike-path that uses hw=path + bicycle=designated.

It would be great, if we found a way to separate those path visually from regular highway=path.

My idea: Lets use the light brown base color of the path, but change the dark brown dashes to the blue of cycleways whenever the tag combination is hw=path + bicycle=designated.

Would that work? Can the styling system do this kind of matching?

Example: https://www.openstreetmap.org/edit?way=387515184#map=19/52.44572/13.44526

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tordans commented Feb 28, 2024

Following this logic, we might also want to change the hw=footway and hw=footway+footway=sidewalk by setting it on the same light brown line background and use different colors for the dashes. This would mean…

highway=* line background line dashes
cycleway white blue
path + bicycle=designated light brown blue dashes
path light brown dark brown
footway light brown very light brown
footway + footway=sidewalk light brown white

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