Yes, it is possible to customize the colors used by the SketchViewModel for snapping in the ArcGIS API for JavaScript. You can modify the default highlight and snapping dot colors by overriding the CSS styles associated with the snapping functionality.
To change the colors, you need to target the specific CSS classes associated with the snapping components. Here are the steps to customize the colors:
Identify the CSS classes: Inspect the HTML elements of the snapping highlight and snapping dot using your browser's developer tools. Look for the CSS classes associated with these elements. They are typically named with "esri-sketch-vm" followed by a specific name for the snapping component.
Override the CSS styles: Once you have identified the CSS classes, you can override their styles in your own CSS file or within a <style> tag in your HTML. You will need to specify the desired colors for the highlight and snapping dot components.
For example, to change the highlight color to blue and the snapping dot color to red, you can use the following CSS:
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/* Override the snapping highlight color */
.esri-sketch-vm-highlight {
fill: blue;
stroke: blue;
}
/* Override the snapping dot color */
.esri-sketch-vm-snap-dot {
fill: red;
stroke: red;
}
Include the CSS in your HTML: Make sure to include the CSS file or <style> tag containing the custom styles in your HTML file after the ArcGIS API for JavaScript library is loaded.
By following these steps, you can customize the colors used by the SketchViewModel snapping functionality to match your desired design.
Please note that the specific CSS class names and structure may vary depending on the version of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript you are using. Make sure to inspect the HTML elements and CSS classes in your application to find the appropriate classes to target for customization.
Regards,
Rachel Gomez
