Fred,
This is in my experience a limitation of the online basemaps. They are not
designed for printing.
As mentioned earlier you can use the map tiler plugin
https://www.maptiler.com/qgis-plugin/ to add vector tile maps. This has 2
advantages.
First if you print at 72 dpi the labels will still be c
You can control the display of labels in the GIS and composer by
specifying scale based rules for labelling
On 5/02/21 2:01 am, Frederik Franke wrote:
Dear QGIS users,
I’m relatively new to QGIS and need a quick help to export a map (as
pdf) from the QGIS composer.
My map contains an OpenS
Hi Frederik,
What type of map are you using for your background? I suggest using Vector
Tile map.
Kind regards
Saber
On Thu, 4 Feb 2021 at 13:01, Frederik Franke
wrote:
> Dear QGIS users,
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> I’m relatively new to QGIS and need a quick help to export a map (as pdf)
> from the QGIS compos
Dear QGIS users,
I’m relatively new to QGIS and need a quick help to export a map (as pdf) from
the QGIS composer.
My map contains an OpenStreetMap background map and I have the problem that the
exported OpenStreetMap is much too detailed (e.g. hundreds of village names are
included with
