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Closing as a duplicate of this issue. Add hover feature for text in StoryMaps - Esri Community

@RobertVassallo - Thanks for providing feedback about the map tour. You are correct that the map in a map tour is not expandable on a mobile device. This is meant to simplify the experience for readers and balance the limited space on a phone between the map and the media and description for each place. A few suggestion are 1) if you can do without the navigation bar turning that off will provide more room for the map on small screens, and 2) you could use a sidecar to build a tour-like experience, which does allow the map to be expanded on small screens. For this option you'd have to build the web map of tour places your self. You can read more about that here Exploring six options for presenting tours in ArcGIS StoryMaps.

@CollinWarren - Welcome to the world of StoryMaps! You sure can create the experience you are looking for. It's a complementary capability to map/media actions that we call "map choreography," and you can read all about it here... Choreograph your maps with ArcGIS StoryMaps There are a bunch of stories that use this technique you can browse for inspiration in our gallery... StoryMaps Gallery-Map choreography

@AmyNewsam - I'm not seeing an issues with this feature on my end. Could you share a screenshot of what you are seeing or a link to your story (if it's shared publicly) so we can investigate? Edit map view will only appear if you have a web map or express map already added in the media panel. If it's any other type of content (like an App, image, etc.) you will only see the other options under Show a different piece of content. Let us know if this info helps.

@AmyNewsam -- I'm sorry you are having trouble uploading your media. What file format is it? Can you send the file to me in a direct message so we can test it?

@ShaneBradt -- The "card" info you set when publishing (title and summary) are important, but search engines do also analyze the content on the page as well. You can review search engine resources like these to understand how to improve discoverability of your StoryMaps. In-Depth Guide to How Google Search Works | Google Search Central Creating Helpful, Reliable, People-First Content | Google Search Central I can also say that content created using ArcGIS StoryMaps consistently gets excellent SEO ratings. This is due to the amount of high quality content created on the platform and lots of under-the-hood technical work (optimizations for performance, accessibility, SEO, mobile rendering, etc.).

@GOffenberg - I'm sorry you are seeing some unexpected extra spaces in your story's navigation bar. Thanks for sharing links to your story and collection so we could investigate. It looks like there are a some empty headings in several of your sidecar slides that are being used as navigation links. In this slide, for example... In the builder you can hover over that area, click into the empty heading, and convert it to a paragraph (pressing delete a few times should do it, depending on whether there are spaces present or not). Alternatively, you can go into the navigation bar options (hover over the navbar and click the gear button) and uncheck all the empty headings to hide them.

@SarahRijneke - Can you share a link to the story so we can take a look?

@K_Jueckstock - I'm sorry to hear about this situation. While working on the original story did you ever publish? If so, you may be able to use the Discard unpublished changes option (in the ... menu) to revert your draft to that published version, which might at least have some of the lost content.

Check out this article for more information about linking to sections of your story: Add another dimension to your stories with heading links

@SarahRijneke - Sorry about the broken link. I've updated that and it should work now (we reorganized the GitHub repo since that was posted). Are you using iframe or script embedding? Can you share the link so we can take a look?

This issue was addressed in an update deployed yesterday. See the release notes for details.

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@Winter_Widdifield - That should be possible, but you will need to host the HTML file somewhere first. You could host it on a web server your organization already has or use some type of hosting service like Azure, AWS, Github pages, etc. Once you have the page hosted on the web and made it publicly available, you can grab its URL and then add it to a StoryMap using the Embed option. One of my colleagues found this article that may be helpful, but we have not tested/validated the workflow. Hosting an R Markdown HTML file on a GitHub page — Mark Bounthavong

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