nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

Hub-Components GitHub is down

sccwrp

I want to utilize ArcGIS data on my wordpress site using hub components, but the github repo is down.

https://github.com/esri/hub-components

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Status: Otevřít

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sccwrp

I figured this out, but I can't delete the comment

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@TomWayson

I am trying to play with facet options to narrow down my filters for a gallery. I can't find any documentation on the values accepted for the facet options keys, or the filter "type"

ex1 - keys:

{
   "label": "Story Maps",
   "key": "???",
   "selected": false
}

I realize the key here is storymaps, but I only know that because it's in the JSON in the demo code

ex2 - type:

filter  {
   "filterType" : "content"
   "type" : "???"
}

Thanks

Thanks, will do.

This should be fixed now.

FYI - you may want to lock the URLs to point to a specific beta release. See the new "About beta" section of the docs.

TomWayson

Thank you @sccwrp. I'm investigating.

sccwrp

@TomWayson

The CDN that you provided last week no longer works.

sccwrp

@TomWayson

I am noticing that any time I use a calcite-button, it's height is huge by default.

TomWayson

That’s great. For now this is the best place.

sccwrp

@TomWayson

Aha! Thank you Tom. I got the CDN code working. I am very happy to give you my feedback as I am going through the docs and testing out different components. Is this thread a good context for that, or is there a more convenient way(for you) I can reach out to you?

Thanks!

-Cas

TomWayson

Thank you @sccwrp.

The repository is not down, however, it is not yet public.

However, you can still learn about and use the components from the documentation: https://esri.github.io/hub-components/ which includes a getting started guide that shows how to install the components from NPM, or load them from the CDN.

There's also a page for each component with a live example of how to use it.

Some caveats.

Currently most of the guides are more oriented toward the Hub team members that are authoring the components.

Some components will make more sense for external use (i.e. the come w/ "batteries included") than others, and the docs don't yet do a good job of differentiating them.

I'll be working on those issues between now and UC 2022. Your feedback is welcome.

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