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- * - Property
- - Required?
- - Description
- - Default value
- * - ``stroke-color``
- - No
- - Color of line features.
- - ``'#000000'`` (black)
- * - ``stroke-width``
- - No
- - Width of line features, measured in pixels.
- - ``1``
- * - ``stroke-opacity``
- - No
- - Opacity of line features. Valid values are a decimal value between ``0`` (completely transparent) and ``1`` (completely opaque).
- - ``1``
- * - ``stroke-linejoin``
- - No
- - How line segments are joined together. Options are ``mitre`` (sharp corner), ``round`` (round corner), and ``bevel`` (diagonal corner).
- - ``mitre``
- * - ``stroke-linecap``
- - No
- - How line features are rendered at their ends. Options are ``butt`` (sharp square edge), ``round`` (rounded edge), and ``square`` (slightly elongated square edge).
- - ``butt``
- * - ``stroke-dasharray``
- - No
- - A numeric list signifying length of lines and gaps, creating a dashed effect. Units are pixels, so ``"2 3"`` would be a repeating pattern of 2 pixels of drawn line followed by 3 pixels of blank space. If only one number is supplied, this will mean equal amounts of line and gap.
- - No dash
- * - ``stroke-dashoffset``
- - No
- - Number of pixels into the dasharray to offset the drawing of the dash, used to shift the location of the lines and gaps in a dash.
- - ``0``
- * - ``stroke-graphic``
- - No
- - A design or pattern to be used along the stroke. Output will always be a linear repeating pattern, and as such is not tied to the value of ``stroke-width``. Can either be a mark consisting of a common shape or a URL that points to a graphic. The ``<graphic_options>`` should consist of a mapping containing ``symbols:`` followed by an ``external:`` or ``mark:``, with appropriate parameters as detailed in the :ref:`ysld_reference_symbolizers_point` section. Cannot be used with ``stroke-graphic-fill``.
- - N/A
- * - ``stroke-graphic-fill``
- - No
- - A design or pattern to be used for the fill of the stroke. The area that is to be filled is tied directly to the value of ``stroke-width``. Can either be a mark consisting of a common shape or a URL that points to a graphic. The ``<graphic_options>`` should consist of a mapping containing ``symbols:`` followed by an ``external:`` or ``mark:``, with appropriate parameters as detailed in the :ref:`ysld_reference_symbolizers_point` section. Cannot be used with ``stroke-graphic``.
- - N/A
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