0.6.0
- Filter bar (optional, off by default): a row of checklist dropdowns
under the title, one per chosen field, with Select all / Clear and a
count per value. Only matching features are shown, and the map,
labels, attribute table, search results and CSV/GeoJSON export all
follow it. Fields are picked in the new Filter column of each layer's
popup/filter field dialog; ticking a field on one layer also filters
every other layer with a field of the same name. Each dropdown shows
which layers it applies to, and the layer panel marks filtered layers
with a funnel and a shown/total count
- New Labels tab (merged from the separate Map to HTML Label Prep
plugin): applies web-friendly label settings (black text, a pale halo
derived from each layer's symbol colour, one font and size, horizontal
placement, scale-based visibility) to the exported vector layers in
one step, written to a separate "Web" layer style. "Back to working
style" switches back, and closing the plugin asks whether to switch
back any layers still on the "Web" style. The Data tab shows which
style each layer's labels are on
- Basemap: the built-in basemap is now off by default, and 国土地理院 pale
map is the default choice (OpenStreetMap tiles are often refused for a
page opened from a local file)
- Data tab: consecutive layers in the same QGIS group share one merged
group cell, and long group and layer names no longer squeeze the table
or wrap mid-word
- The English translation of the plugin dialog was brought up to date
0.5.0
- Fixed: line and polygon layers never showed labels at all, even with
labeling enabled in QGIS - labels are now placed at each feature's
bounding-box center, matching how point labels already worked
- Basemap: OpenStreetMap is now the first/default choice, since CARTO
now requires an API key for real traffic (CARTO stays available
further down the list); added a 国土地理院 aerial photo option
- Zoom now animates smoothly for ordinary single-step zooming instead
of jump-cutting between levels; a large multi-level jump still
switches instantly, same as before, to avoid the animated-zoom
slowdown a big dataset hit previously
- Labels no longer stay hidden by overlap-avoidance until zoomed in
very close - past a set zoom, every in-view label is shown even if its
box overlaps another's
0.4.2
- Fixed: a polygon's outline (stroke) colour, width and line style
were never read from a standard Simple Fill symbol layer, so every
polygon outline silently exported at a fixed placeholder gray instead
of its actual QGIS colour
- Wording: the raster/tile layer and fill-opacity settings were
labelled "透過率" (transparency rate) in Japanese, backwards from how the
slider actually behaves (its maximum value means fully opaque);
relabelled to "不透明度" (opacity) to match
- Fixed: adding a second or later raster/XYZ tile layer copied the
opacity already set on a previously added tile layer instead of
reading its own QGIS opacity, so tile layers with genuinely different
transparency settings could end up showing the same value
0.4.1
- Fixed: basemaps and XYZ tile layers vanished at the deepest zoom
levels. A tile layer's maxZoom is the zoom past which it stops being
displayed, not the depth real tiles exist for - the latter is
maxNativeZoom, and using the source's tile depth as maxZoom dropped
the layer entirely instead of upscaling its deepest tiles
- Replaced two broad try/except blocks with explicit checks, so
failures are not silently swallowed (flagged by the plugin
repository's security scan)
0.4.0
- Polygon and line transparency now matches QGIS: the fill colour's
alpha, the symbol's opacity and the layer's opacity are combined, and
fill and outline keep independent transparency instead of sharing one
value
- Dashed, dotted and dash-dot outlines are reproduced from the Qt pen
style (and custom dash patterns), rather than every variant becoming
one generic dash
- Hatch fills: QGIS's diagonal/horizontal/vertical/cross and stipple
fill styles, plus line-pattern fills with their own angle, spacing,
width and colour, are drawn as SVG patterns and shown in the legend.
Unsupported fills (point pattern, SVG, raster) fall back to a solid
fill and are reported after export
- Categorized layers: categories unchecked in QGIS are no longer
exported, the legend lists every category using its QGIS label, and
the "all other values" category is used as the fallback style
- An optional override applies one flat fill opacity to every layer,
ignoring the QGIS values
- Popups: values are stacked under their field name so long field
names can't break the layout, QGIS field aliases are used, and there
are options for showing empty values and turning URLs into links
- Optional Google Maps, Street View, directions, name-search and GSI
(Japan) links in popups, using the centroid for lines and polygons
- Feature selection by click, Ctrl-click or dragging a rectangle,
synced with the attribute table, and export of the selection or a
whole layer as CSV (UTF-8 with BOM, so Excel reads it correctly) or
GeoJSON
- Dense point layers can be thinned at wide zoom levels, drawing one
marker per grid cell. Only drawing is thinned: search, the attribute
table and export always cover every feature, and a notice appears
while thinning is active
- Per-layer minimum zoom, pre-filled from QGIS's own scale-based
visibility
- Optional scale bar, and the option to use the current QGIS map
canvas extent as the exported map's initial view
- A reload button re-reads the QGIS project without losing anything
already configured in the plugin
- Single-file exports load faster: the data is embedded as inert JSON
parsed on demand rather than as JavaScript object literals, and a
progress indicator replaces the blank page while layers are built
0.3.2
- QGIS 4 / Qt6 compatibility: fully-scoped Qt enum names and exec()
instead of exec_()
- Map-unit (meter) label font sizes are preserved: labels sized in map
units now grow and shrink with the zoom level like in QGIS, instead of
exporting at a fixed screen size. Label halos in map units scale the
same way.
- Feature table: column auto-fit now also considers each column's
actual values (not just the header), with a drag-to-resize handle on
every header
- Layer panel: fixed a group title/sublist layout bug, unified group
and item ordering to match the QGIS layer tree, and added a bulk
show/hide checkbox on each group header
0.3.1
- Plugin dialog UI is now translated to English for any non-Japanese
QGIS locale (Japanese stays the default for a Japanese locale)
- A few leftover Japanese strings in the exported web map's UI (search
placeholder, layer panel, label toggle, result/row counts) are now in
English
0.3.0
- Cross-layer text search bar in the header; clicking a result zooms
to the feature and opens its popup
- Per-layer attribute table (bottom-left panel): virtualized scrolling
for 1,000+ features, sortable columns (asc/desc), row click zooms to
the feature
- Search and the attribute table only cover layers whose popups are
enabled
- Label on/off toggle button on the map
- Map-unit (meter) line/outline widths are preserved: lines now scale
with zoom like in QGIS instead of exporting at a fixed screen width
- Canvas-rendered labels: smooth pan/zoom with 1,000+ labeled points;
clicking a label opens the feature's popup
- Click/hover priority now follows the configured layer stacking order
(points in front of reference polygons)
- Basemap on/off and per-layer raster/XYZ opacity are set in the
plugin before export
- Layer order fixes: exported stacking order matches the QGIS layer
panel, reorder buttons work correctly
- Outline (stroke) now rendered for square/diamond/triangle/cross/star
markers
- Geometry-less (attribute-only) tables are no longer offered in the
layer picker
- Title field remembers recent titles
0.2.1
- GitHub-only release; its changes are included in the 0.3.0 list
above
0.2.0
- Multi-layer export with per-layer symbology/labels/popup fields