ArcGIS Online - como exibir um rótulo abaixo de 1:100

Question

Estou tentando exibir os rótulos dos lotes do cemitério em todas as escalas.  Tentei alterar o intervalo de visibilidade nas feições de rótulo (veja a captura de tela abaixo), mas não consigo definir um valor abaixo de 1:100.  Qualquer valor abaixo de 100 que eu digite volta para 100.

O problema é que nossos lotes de cremação têm aproximadamente 30 cm x 30 cm. Portanto, mesmo na escala 1:100, esses quadrados de 3 mm são pequenos demais para visualizar os rótulos (números de três dígitos).

Como faço para permitir que os rótulos sejam exibidos abaixo de 1:100?

Existe alguma alternativa que funcione?

KellyGerrow · Answer

Hi Naomi,

Can you share your map?

-Kelly

NaomiBegg2 · Answer

Hi Kelly

I currently have this map within a web app.  Within the map itself I have allowed zoom to scale of 1:50 and 1:25.  When I get past 1:100 the base map turns off and my polygon layers show against a white background.  This is desirable when I am looking at a 1:25 scale as at this scale the interest is in the individual cemetery plot scale and its plot number.  How would I create a white basemap that turns on automatically once the aerial basemap no longer zooms?

I have currently gotten around this issue by turning the labels into annotation and publishing that as an mxd.  This works but is not very flexible.

Thanks for your help,

Naomi

KellyGerrow · Answer

Hi Naomi,

The available label visible range is determined by the available zoom levels available in your basemap. If you can't zoom in past 1:100, then it won't be possible to set your labels to be visible at a larger scale then what is visible. If you want to zoom in closer, I suggest creating your own basemap that can zoom to larger scales, or using a basemap that zooms in further, like the topographic or imagery basemap that have a max scale of 70.53.

http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=6e03e8c26aad4b9c92a87c1063ddb0e3

World_Imagery (MapServer)

Choose basemap—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS

-Kelly