Latest Contributions by VitalyGolubev

Because this is an ongoing issue with the color ramp in ArcGIS Pro without a proposed workaround by ESRI, I decided to leave below what worked for me in order to fix the colors. 1) Export the map with the color ramp bug to a PDF file; 2) Import the PDF to Inkscape (it's free software); 3) Ungroup the map, and find the legend among all the objects via object panel, and then find the color ramp within the legend object; Make all other objects invisible - just leave the color ramp; 4) Create a new rectangle over the color ramp of the size that you think the color ramp should be, and crop the color ramp (by selecting both the new rectangle and color ramp, and go to menu Object>Clip>Set); 5) The color ramp should change to the shape of the new rectangle. Then select the color ramp and go to File>document properties, and in section Custom size click "Resize page to drawing or selection"; 6) Save as a copy> open Select as a type and choose Optimized SVG (there are some settings to play with); 7) Go back to ArcGIS Pro project, go to the layout, and insert the svg file as a picture; 😎 Move the picture to where the legend is and overlay it over the old color ramp, then stretch the image to occupy the same height as the original color ramp (to turn off the Ratio preservation, go to picture's Format) 9) Done! Hopefully this might be helpful to those who have the same color issues while we're waiting for the official fix. Vitaly After all these steps, I got the following: ... View more

I was able to work around the white grid problem by converting a TIN surface to Raster. If I use raster instead of TIN, then the lines don't show up in the exported PDF files. The core issue seems to be in how ArcGIS Pro displays the TIN surface (I work with a 3D surface in this project)  - the "transparent" edges of the triangles show up in PDF as white lines. E.g. below is print-screen of a PDF file with a raster surface instead of TIN surface. ... View more