Accepted Solutions
Hi Mattias,
There is not presently any method to adapt the gallery card to 6 cards as the pattern was established to optimize the set for multiple device sizes within the typical fixed width site layout and 12 column grid used by Bootstrap 3. However, the good news is that Gallery Cards today are clickable in their entirety.
If you are comfortable using CSS & HTML, you could use a static card layout (found under the plus icon) within the Text Card to add three cards to your Text Card canvas. Then using the Edit in HTML button at the bottom, you can switch to the code editor and add an additional 3 more cards. You will want to switch the Bootstrap grid container from col-md-4 to col-md-2 in order to get 6 cards. You might also want to tweak the col-sm-* class because 6 is very skinny in tablet devices. Lastly, these are not clickable in their entirety, so they do operate a bit different from our dynamic gallery card. You could wrap the thumbnail in a link though to get your desire effect. Also, unfortunately, uploading replacement images is not as easy as it could be, but you can read how to do it in my post here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-hub-questions/unable-to-interactive-edit-card-images/m-p/103394...
Hi Mattias,
There is not presently any method to adapt the gallery card to 6 cards as the pattern was established to optimize the set for multiple device sizes within the typical fixed width site layout and 12 column grid used by Bootstrap 3. However, the good news is that Gallery Cards today are clickable in their entirety.
If you are comfortable using CSS & HTML, you could use a static card layout (found under the plus icon) within the Text Card to add three cards to your Text Card canvas. Then using the Edit in HTML button at the bottom, you can switch to the code editor and add an additional 3 more cards. You will want to switch the Bootstrap grid container from col-md-4 to col-md-2 in order to get 6 cards. You might also want to tweak the col-sm-* class because 6 is very skinny in tablet devices. Lastly, these are not clickable in their entirety, so they do operate a bit different from our dynamic gallery card. You could wrap the thumbnail in a link though to get your desire effect. Also, unfortunately, uploading replacement images is not as easy as it could be, but you can read how to do it in my post here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-hub-questions/unable-to-interactive-edit-card-images/m-p/103394...
