Latest Contributions by SamGuilford

Hi @KlaraSchmitt - I'm addressing this you, because I see you've answered a lot of Hubs Calcite questions. I'm using a Card Group similar to the example here, where there are five total cards - three in the first row, and two below. (I'm using a card-shaped class, sample code below). Instead of having everything left-justified, I'd like everything to be centered. So on a medium/large screen, the bottom two are centered under the top three, and as the layout adapts with smaller sizes, the cards keep centering. I've tried a number of things, including creating a style that includes align-content: center !important and tried wrapping that round the last two cards, but that didn't work. What's the easiest way to do this? <div class="col-xs-12 col-sm-6 col-md-4"> <div class="calcite-web"> <div class="card-base card-shaped"> <figure class="card-image-wrap"> <img class="card-image" src="https://hubqacdn.arcgis.com/opendata-ui/assets/assets/images/bridge3-ab9c41a43f1bf4379a90134a0658f4c2.jpg"> </figure> <div class="card-content"> <h5> <calcite-link href="https://www.google.com" rel="noopener" role="presentation" calcite-hydrated=""><div style="text-align: center;"><b style="font-family: var(--fontsHeadingFamily),Avenir Next; font-size: var(--font-size-h5); background-color: initial;">Conservation</b></div></calcite-link> </h5> <div class="credit"> <calcite-chip id="photo-1" value="calcite chip" icon="camera" scale="xs" appearance="solid" kind="neutral" calcite-hydrated="" aria-describedby="calcite-tooltip-44aad912-5c4c-8698-6042-ccb2d322a8b8"></calcite-chip> </div> </div> </div> </div> </div> ... View more

I'm having a few issues with the "Configure map area" wizard in Instant Apps. I'm using the Basic layout, if that helps. The wizard doesn't make much sense, and I don't see any direct correlation between what I'm seeing in the wizard and what appears in the published app. 1. UI/UX issue: The Map view section controls the Boundary for app box (actually the default map view), while the Navigation boundary section controls the Scale of map view (actually the pan and zoom limit for the app). This is a very confusing way to label things. 2. The Set button under Map view allows the user to directly adjust the app boundary (default map view) box using handles, but the resulting default map view doesn't match, even remotely. The user can set the map scale using the slider, but the green box never changes and it's unclear how the actual navigation boundary is affected by that setting. Here is a screenshot showing the settings as specified in the Map area wizard and the actual default map view (yellow box) and navigation boundary (red box) as seen when opening the app. Could someone explain how this is intended to work? Is there a tutorial or explainer anywhere?  Thank you. ... View more

I'd like to suggest a symbology option that allows the user to change the alignment of a vector polygon line stroke to the center, inside, or outside of a path. This functionality is available in Adobe Illustrator, for instance: This would allow for a more nuanced representation of polygons, including national parks, administrative units, water bodies, etc. There are ways to fake this in ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online (stroke offset, donut effect), but they result in visual inconsistencies, don't scale well, and won't work in vector tiles. Ideally this function would have complete and smooth coverage of the polygon path - either centered, inside, or outside; would scale; and would work in vector tiles. ... View more

I'd like to suggest a symbology option that allows the user to change the alignment of a vector polygon line stroke to the center, inside, or outside of a path. This functionality is available in Adobe Illustrator, for instance: This would allow for a more nuanced representation of polygons, including national parks, administrative units, water bodies, etc. There are ways to fake this in ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online (stroke offset, donut effect), but they result in visual inconsistencies, don't scale well, and won't work in vector tiles. Ideally this function would have complete and smooth coverage of the polygon path - either centered, inside, or outside; would scale; and would work in vector tiles.   ... View more

Currently, StoryMap themes are owned by a single user. Published themes can be shared with other users through a shared-update group, but no one (not even an Administrator!) can edit or collaborate on a theme created by another user. It would be very useful if multiple users (on a design team, for instance) could collaborate on a theme that's shared with a shared-update group, like you can with a StoryMap. ... View more

I've created a custom 2D symbol Style file (.stylx) in Arc Pro. I'd like to be able to access these symbols and symbol styles in AGOL, but according to the error messages that keep popping up, as well as these Esri resource pages (one, two), Web Styles are only intended for use in Scenes. Is this the case, or am I missing something? How would one go about using a Style in AGOL Maps (aside from publishing them inside a Web Map)? ... View more