What's new in ArcGIS Hub (January 2022)
Here are the major updates to ArcGIS Hub made in January 2022! See these updates and more on the ArcGIS Hub Changelog.
Page not found
Have you landed on a 404 page in Hub with no clear way to return to where you were before? Now when you find yourself on a 404 page, there's an easy way to return to the site's homepage.
Updated Accessibility information
An updated blog post shows how to design ArcGIS Hub and ArcGIS Enterprise Sites for Accessibility. There is a new section on the Gallery Card as well as Site Settings and Theme, which includes guidance on how to underline links to meet the WCAG 1.4.1 Use of Color guideline. Learn more about how these products meet accessibility requirements in the ArcGIS Hub report and the ArcGIS Enterprise Sites report.
Enhanced content management in Supporting Teams
Team managers and members can now remove the content shared to their Supporting Team. This can be helpful when replacing an old map or document with an updated version or when you've accidentally shared the wrong item to the group.
When viewing content on a team's profile, team members and managers will see that content items are now selectable (on mobile, users can switch to bulk actions under the menu in the bottom bar). When one or more items are selected, the option to remove content appears. While the team members can only remove their own content, team mangers and organization administrators can remove any content that has been shared with the team.
DCAT Feeds now accessible for all users
There is now an easy way to explore feeds on public Hub sites. Feeds allow you to federate a site's content with external catalogs like data.gov or the INSPIRE GeoPortal. Before, only authenticated users could access the feeds from the metadata editor. But now, all site visitors can easily access the feeds by clicking the "Explore Feeds" button in the site footer. On the Search page, there is also an action button on the left to show the pop-up with the feeds. The pop-up shows the DCAT US 1.1 and DCAT AP 2.0.1 links, with a button to copy the URL to your clipboard, and the "View" button to open the JSON feed in a new tab.
Old DCAT-US Editor migrated
As mentioned in the December 8, 2021 release notes, ArcGIS Hub has migrated the old DCAT-US editor. To learn more about the DCAT-US migration, see Upcoming changes to DCAT configurations.
User displayed in Layout Editor
Site editors can now access the user profile menu from the Hub Layout Editor. Before, the user profile menu was only displayed on the published view of the site, but users can now access their profile settings and log out directly from the Layout Editor.
