A crossing is the seam between two consecutive country sections, so it is a point rather than a
stretch. It takes knobs of its own instead of a place in the section catalogue. Each is a plaque
naming both countries by their ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes in the direction of travel, such as
'ES → FR'.
The plaque follows the map's light/dark theme unless color or label.color says
otherwise, so it stays legible across a style change without being reconfigured.
Appearance of the border crossings along a route.
Remarks
A crossing is the seam between two consecutive
countrysections, so it is a point rather than a stretch. It takes knobs of its own instead of a place in the section catalogue. Each is a plaque naming both countries by their ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes in the direction of travel, such as'ES → FR'.The plaque follows the map's light/dark theme unless color or
label.colorsays otherwise, so it stays legible across a style change without being reconfigured.Example