I am interested in how you made the PDF Gallery work. I'd like to set up something similar on my own project.Erin
Here at the City of Fort Lauderdale we've used this template to create an entire GIS website. View it here: http://gis.fortlauderdale.gov/
Awesome. looks good!
Sorry for cross posting.I am curious about re-ordering map thumbnails in this template. I have three maps showcased into this public map gallery template(http://www.brooklinema.gov/maps-gallery/ ). Now, I want to order maps in sequence, example: School Districts, Population Comparison, Asian Population so on. I downloaded the template and looked at the query.arcgis.js, it seems that there is way to sort field and order maps by different style. I tried to sort and order maps by title but did not come out. Will appreciate suggestions.Thanks
Does this template has search functionality available? I noticed that Rockville Map Gallery http://maps.rockvillemd.gov/gallery/map.html?webmap=da37c709d83c4a398993dd5972951f52 has that functionality implemented. Is that a custom implementation or is it a functionality of the template?Thank you.
I have downloaded and am using version 1.4 of the public maps gallery. I can see my maps that are in my public folder but when I try to access one of them I get this message in a sign in dialogue box item:00fa59c037aa49bd9a2642f5f12dec0bI originally created the maps gallery in version 1.3 and maps that are in there created with that version still work.Do I need to create the Maps Gallery again with version 1.4? I also can't seem to find the Group ID finder now. Is it hidden somewhere?
Thanks for the link to release 1.4. How will this affect my current install. Can I just install over the existing application and overwrite exissting files?
I just attended the extending ArcGIS seminar yesterday and have set up my Public Maps Gallery. I would like to change a few things on the template. First, is there a way to change the featured map links on the right side of the page? While having a link to Earthquake centers in the Yukon might be important to someone, it might not be what I want to display to my group here in NH.My other problem is changing the Photoshop document that displays the headers and footers. This is proving to be very difficult without Photoshop. Any way around that?
In PM Gallery 1.4 how do you adjust what appears in the 'About' tab in the simple map viewer? Currently no text displays when the tab is clicked. Ideally, I would like map descriptions and the username that submits the map to appear. Thanks for any help you can provide.*This function seemed to work in the Carousel view of PMG 1.3
Hello,I'm currently working with the Carousel viewer. Can I change the number of maps displayed?I have about 16 maps available for everyone, but only 10 display.If so, what file do I modify?Thanks,
perPage: 999, perRow: 999,
/*------------------------------------*/ // QUERY CAROUSEL /*------------------------------------*/ function queryCarousel(){ queryArcGISGroup({ // SETTINGS id_group : ymConfig.mapsGroupID, searchType : 'Web Map', sortField : 'title', pagination: false, sortOrder : 'asc', perPage: 999, perRow: 999, // EXECUTED AFTER AJAX IS RETURNED callback: function(obj,data){ console.log(data); buildCarousel(obj,data); } }); }
Just a follow up to report that I put the site out on our web server and as you suggested, the fb and +1 buttons now display after doing so. Thanks again.
Thanks for the response. I was going to play around with the "clear" tags to see whether that was the problem. Your answer may be the correct explanation (I'm hoping at least). I'll throw it up on my web server some time soon to test.I prefer the pagination in 1.3.1 because I think it's more aesthetically pleasing. Am I out of luck here? Please say it isn't so.Thanks again, and keep up the good work.
/*-------------------------------------------------- */ /* Pagination */ /*-------------------------------------------------- */ .pagination { margin:0 0 20px 0; display:none; font-size:12px; line-height:16px; } .pagination ul { list-style:none; margin:0; padding:0; } .pagination ul li { float:left; margin-right:5px; padding:0; height:26px; overflow:hidden; -moz-border-radius: 6px; -webkit-border-radius: 6px; border-radius: 6px; } .pagination ul li span { display:inline-block; padding:4px 8px; cursor:pointer; background:#eee; border:1px solid #fff; -moz-border-radius: 6px; -webkit-border-radius: 6px; border-radius: 6px; min-width:18px; text-align:center; } .pagination ul li sub { display:inline-block; padding:10px 4px 0 4px; } .pagination ul li span.loadingAjax { display:inline-block; cursor:default; background:none; border:0; width:26px; height:26px; margin:0; padding:0; background:url(../graphics/ui/ajax-loader.gif) no-repeat center center; } .pagination ul li.selected span, .pagination ul li.selected span:hover { border:1px solid #fff; background:#2A7433; cursor:default; font-weight:bold; color:#eee; } .pagination ul li.disabled span, .pagination ul li.disabled span:hover { zoom: 1; background-color:#eee; cursor:default; opacity:0.3; filter:alpha(opacity=30); } .pagination ul li.next span span { padding:0; border:0; background:url(../graphics/ui/uiSprite.png) no-repeat -32px 0; _background:url(../graphics/ui/uiSprite.gif) no-repeat -32px 0; height:16px; width:16px; min-width:16px; } .pagination ul li.previous span span { padding:0; border:0; background:url(../graphics/ui/uiSprite.png) no-repeat -16px 0; _background:url(../graphics/ui/uiSprite.gif) no-repeat -16px 0; width:16px; height:16px; min-width:16px; } .pagination ul li span:hover { background-color:#ccc; } .pagination ul li.last { margin-left:20px; } .pagination ul li.first { margin-right:20px; }
Unfortunately, I don't think there's an easy way to use the other style without getting into the CSS. Is there a reason you like the previous pagination better? Just styling perhaps? Just wondering. I think the social buttons don't work unless it's running on an external web page. They don't show up if you run it from your local computer so that may be the issue. I still need to test these a bit. Look for 1.4 to be released soon. Within a week or so.
I just reread my suggestion and realized it could be misinterpreted. I'm not speaking of the grid size as in the 960.gs grids. I'm thinking the size of the map grids and the image thumbnail you see in the "featuredMaps" element. Here are a couple specific areas that come to mind in the global.css file (this may different for you if you are using template 1.3.1):* The styling of ".mapsGrid .item" where "width:200px;"* the styling of ".mapsGrid .item img" where "width:200px;"*The styling of ".mapsList .item img" where width:200px;" and "height:133px;"Keep in mind I'm using the 1.4 template. Basically just be mindful that the default dimensions of the thumbnail maps is 200x133px. Hopefully I'm not forgetting anything else. Always save a copy before making such drastic changes or record the default values before making your changes.
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