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; } } }

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KalSsin

Hi~~~~

I would like to express it using Python as below.

I'd appreciate it if you could code it.

I would like to label “Paris” as follows.

def FindLabel ( [C-NAME]:

if [C-NAME]=="France":

In Beyond : None

Out Beyond : 1:15,000

"<CLR #BDBDBD'>" "<FNT name = 'Arial' size = '12'>" font style : bold

Outline color : #BDBDBD

Outline width : 0.3pt

Halo color : #BDBDBD

Halo Outline color : # D1D0CE

Halo Outline width : 0.3pt

I would like to label “Roma” as follows.

def FindLabel ( [C-NAME]:

if [C-NAME]=="Itlay":

In Beyond : 1:15,001

Out Beyond : 1:35,000

"<CLR #FF0000'>" "<FNT name = 'Arial' size = '12'>" font style : regular

Outline color : #BDBDBD

Outline width : 0.3pt

Halo color : #BDBDBD

Halo Outline color : # D1D0CE

Halo Outline width : 0.3pt

Thank you~~

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MehdiPira1

Hi @KalSsin

if my reply has answered your question, would you please Accept as Solution?

Thank you.

KalSsin

thank you so much~~~~

MehdiPira1

Hi @KalSsin

This is an example of text formatting I used in my case:

def FindLabel ([Location_Status], [Speed]):
    locstat = str([Location_Status])
    if locstat == "Active":
        label = "<BOL><FNT size= '25' name = 'Arial'><CLR red='255' 
        green='236' blue='0' alpha='100'><BGD red='0' green='0' blue='0' 
        alpha='100'>" + str([Speed]) + "</BGD></CLR></FNT></BOL>"
        return label

I hope this gives you some insights on what options are available.

I couldn't find any scale ranging in python label expressions.

This is a useful link:

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/text/text-formatting-tags.htm

Cheers

Mehdi

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Please give a like if helpful and Accept as Solution if it's answered your query.

KalSsin

Thank you so much~~~~

I want to label expression window. (no outside)

I have modified the contents below.

I would like to label “Paris” as follows.

def FindLabel ( [C-NAME]:

if [C-NAME]=="France":

"<CLR #BDBDBD'>" "<FNT name = 'Arial' size = '12'>" font style : bold

Outline color : #BDBDBD

Outline width : 0.3pt

Halo color : #BDBDBD

Halo Outline color : # D1D0CE

Halo Outline width : 0.3pt

I would like to label “Roma” as follows.

def FindLabel ( [C-NAME]:

if [C-NAME]=="Itlay":

"<CLR #FF0000'>" "<FNT name = 'Arial' size = '12'>" font style : regular

Outline color : #BDBDBD

Outline width : 0.3pt

Halo color : #BDBDBD

Halo Outline color : # D1D0CE

Halo Outline width : 0.3pt

DavidPike

Are you intending this within the python label expression window or you want to achieve this using arcpy outside of the ArcGIS Pro interface? I don't believe the visibility range can be set using a label expression, rather it would be applied as part of the labelling class.

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