ID style some bug

[jmxtzgbv9]

iD style missing some style,for example:

All highway no tunnel style.(But in iD edtior have)

ridge and valley color are #8CD05F.

piste:type line's color are #AA99DD.

if them can were fixed. I'd appreciate it.

[taylor.smock]

It looks like you've modified wiki:Styles/iD in the past. Have you considered making further modifications yourself?

If you aren't particularly familiar with MapCSS, wiki:Help/Styles/MapCSSImplementation has some good documentation.

For example, for piste:type, I would have a rule something like way["piste:type"]{color: #AA99DD;}

[skyper]

@jmxtzgbv9:
I am sorry but I had to revert you last change as it was broken.

• For the valley and ridge you need to adjust the color for way[natural=ridge] { and way[natural=valley] {. Last time you modified the rendering of the nodes which are deprecated.
• If some military=* have some new color, you need to create a new code block with the tags. Last time you did insert the new color within a block which damaged the whole style.
• piste:type is a bit more tricky. At least highways should not be overridden ([!highway]) and we have colors for piste:difficulty at z-index -1. Was the support for piste:difficulty dropped in iD? Is this only about ways without highway=* And how to handle ways with highway=* and piste:type but without piste:difficulty:

  area[piste:type][!highway][!piste:difficulty][area=yes]::core_piste {
      fill-color: piste_type#aa99dd;
  }
  way[piste:type][!highway]::core_piste {
  width=3
  color: piste_type#aa99dd;
  }
  way[piste:type][highway][!piste:difficulty]::core_piste {
      z-index: -1; /* below line style from highway=* tag */
      modifier: false; /* suppress default line if there is no style on default layer */
      width: 6;
      color: piste_type#aa99dd;
  }
  

  Maybe even different widths per zoom level are useful for the ways without highway=*

[anonymous]

Replying to skyper:

@jmxtzgbv9:
I am sorry but I had to revert you last change as it was broken.

• For the valley and ridge you need to adjust the color for way[natural=ridge] { and way[natural=valley] {. Last time you modified the rendering of the nodes which are deprecated.
• If some military=* have some new color, you need to create a new code block with the tags. Last time you did insert the new color within a block which damaged the whole style.
• piste:type is a bit more tricky. At least highways should not be overridden ([!highway]) and we have colors for piste:difficulty at z-index -1. Was the support for piste:difficulty dropped in iD? Is this only about ways without highway=* And how to handle ways with highway=* and piste:type but without piste:difficulty:

  area[piste:type][!highway][!piste:difficulty][area=yes]::core_piste {
      fill-color: piste_type#aa99dd;
  }
  way[piste:type][!highway]::core_piste {
  width=3
  color: piste_type#aa99dd;
  }
  way[piste:type][highway][!piste:difficulty]::core_piste {
      z-index: -1; /* below line style from highway=* tag */
      modifier: false; /* suppress default line if there is no style on default layer */
      width: 6;
      color: piste_type#aa99dd;
  }
  

  Maybe even different widths per zoom level are useful for the ways without highway=*

I'm,sorry. But,how to reate a new code block with the tags?

[skyper]

Oh, I forgot to mention that the right click menu in the Map Paint Style panel offers to save any style as a local file to modify and test it, locally.

Replying to anonymous:

I'm,sorry. But,how to create a new code block with the tags?

Delete the line with the tag in its current block and add e.g.:

area[military=danger_area] {
    fill-color: military#ff5555;
}

[anonymous]

Replying to skyper:

Oh, I forgot to mention that the right click menu in the Map Paint Style panel offers to save any style as a local file to modify and test it, locally.

Replying to anonymous:

I'm,sorry. But,how to create a new code block with the tags?

Delete the line with the tag in its current block and add e.g.:

area[military=danger_area] {
    fill-color: military#ff5555;
}

And,why watreway no tunnel style, too?

[jmxtzgbv9]

Replying to skyper:

@jmxtzgbv9:
I am sorry but I had to revert you last change as it was broken.

• For the valley and ridge you need to adjust the color for way[natural=ridge] { and way[natural=valley] {. Last time you modified the rendering of the nodes which are deprecated.
• If some military=* have some new color, you need to create a new code block with the tags. Last time you did insert the new color within a block which damaged the whole style.
• piste:type is a bit more tricky. At least highways should not be overridden ([!highway]) and we have colors for piste:difficulty at z-index -1. Was the support for piste:difficulty dropped in iD? Is this only about ways without highway=* And how to handle ways with highway=* and piste:type but without piste:difficulty:

  area[piste:type][!highway][!piste:difficulty][area=yes]::core_piste {
      fill-color: piste_type#aa99dd;
  }
  way[piste:type][!highway]::core_piste {
  width=3
  color: piste_type#aa99dd;
  }
  way[piste:type][highway][!piste:difficulty]::core_piste {
      z-index: -1; /* below line style from highway=* tag */
      modifier: false; /* suppress default line if there is no style on default layer */
      width: 6;
      color: piste_type#aa99dd;
  }
  

  Maybe even different widths per zoom level are useful for the ways without highway=*

in iD, give up support for piste:difficulty dropped.(add That tag just a white line.)