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The options described above can be used for definitions of lowerValues that have colors that change gradually between a lowerColor and upperColor. The break option can be used instead for specifying a discrete lowerValue with an absolute color, symbolSize and opaquenessPercentage. In this case, set colorSmoothingEnabled to false. Multiple entries may exist. Labels cannot contain the ">" and "<" sign. To present these, use the > and < respectively.
Break also has the attribute hideValueLabel. Default is false, if it is set to true, values that fall into this classbreak will not be displayed. See example bellow.
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<classBreaks>
<break color="white" label="0 mg/L" opaquenessPercentage="30" lowerValue="0" colorSmoothingEnabled="true" hideValueLabels="true"/>
<color color="070268" label="10 mg/L" lowerValue="10" colorSmoothingEnabled="true"/>
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