Labeling without intersect geometries in QGIS?












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I have a polygon geometry and I have some points that are its vertices.
QGIS 2.18 changes randomly the position of labels. When I choose 'outside of symbol' option, labels are showed outside of point symbol, but not outside of polygon.



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I am doing many maps and I need labels to be showed like this.



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How could I show labels of these points changing its position to be outside of the polygon automatically?



Is there any rule based solution or anything else?






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    I have a polygon geometry and I have some points that are its vertices.
    QGIS 2.18 changes randomly the position of labels. When I choose 'outside of symbol' option, labels are showed outside of point symbol, but not outside of polygon.



    enter image description here



    I am doing many maps and I need labels to be showed like this.



    enter image description here



    How could I show labels of these points changing its position to be outside of the polygon automatically?



    Is there any rule based solution or anything else?






    qgis labeling







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      I have a polygon geometry and I have some points that are its vertices.
      QGIS 2.18 changes randomly the position of labels. When I choose 'outside of symbol' option, labels are showed outside of point symbol, but not outside of polygon.



      enter image description here



      I am doing many maps and I need labels to be showed like this.



      enter image description here



      How could I show labels of these points changing its position to be outside of the polygon automatically?



      Is there any rule based solution or anything else?






      qgis labeling







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      I have a polygon geometry and I have some points that are its vertices.
      QGIS 2.18 changes randomly the position of labels. When I choose 'outside of symbol' option, labels are showed outside of point symbol, but not outside of polygon.



      enter image description here



      I am doing many maps and I need labels to be showed like this.



      enter image description here



      How could I show labels of these points changing its position to be outside of the polygon automatically?



      Is there any rule based solution or anything else?






      qgis labeling




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          I propose the following way




          1. Add field 'type' to your point table.

          2. Fill values of this field with the values 0 (above left point), 2 (above right point), 8 (below right point), 6 (below left point).

          3. In dialog layers properties select Labels and Rule-Based labeling.
            Labeling

          4. Press Add rule (down part of the dialog in form of a plus sign).

          5. Fill the field 'Label with' with the name of your table field (id in my case).

          6. Press the item Placement -> Quadrant -> Field type...-> Type
            Placement

          7. Set Distance (1 in millimeter)

          8. After applying those properties you get the following picture
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            I propose the following way




            1. Add field 'type' to your point table.

            2. Fill values of this field with the values 0 (above left point), 2 (above right point), 8 (below right point), 6 (below left point).

            3. In dialog layers properties select Labels and Rule-Based labeling.
              Labeling

            4. Press Add rule (down part of the dialog in form of a plus sign).

            5. Fill the field 'Label with' with the name of your table field (id in my case).

            6. Press the item Placement -> Quadrant -> Field type...-> Type
              Placement

            7. Set Distance (1 in millimeter)

            8. After applying those properties you get the following picture
              Labels






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              I propose the following way




              1. Add field 'type' to your point table.

              2. Fill values of this field with the values 0 (above left point), 2 (above right point), 8 (below right point), 6 (below left point).

              3. In dialog layers properties select Labels and Rule-Based labeling.
                Labeling

              4. Press Add rule (down part of the dialog in form of a plus sign).

              5. Fill the field 'Label with' with the name of your table field (id in my case).

              6. Press the item Placement -> Quadrant -> Field type...-> Type
                Placement

              7. Set Distance (1 in millimeter)

              8. After applying those properties you get the following picture
                Labels






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                I propose the following way




                1. Add field 'type' to your point table.

                2. Fill values of this field with the values 0 (above left point), 2 (above right point), 8 (below right point), 6 (below left point).

                3. In dialog layers properties select Labels and Rule-Based labeling.
                  Labeling

                4. Press Add rule (down part of the dialog in form of a plus sign).

                5. Fill the field 'Label with' with the name of your table field (id in my case).

                6. Press the item Placement -> Quadrant -> Field type...-> Type
                  Placement

                7. Set Distance (1 in millimeter)

                8. After applying those properties you get the following picture
                  Labels






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                I propose the following way




                1. Add field 'type' to your point table.

                2. Fill values of this field with the values 0 (above left point), 2 (above right point), 8 (below right point), 6 (below left point).

                3. In dialog layers properties select Labels and Rule-Based labeling.
                  Labeling

                4. Press Add rule (down part of the dialog in form of a plus sign).

                5. Fill the field 'Label with' with the name of your table field (id in my case).

                6. Press the item Placement -> Quadrant -> Field type...-> Type
                  Placement

                7. Set Distance (1 in millimeter)

                8. After applying those properties you get the following picture
                  Labels







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