ArcGIS online - how to display a label show below 1:100

[NaomiBegg2]

I'm trying to show cemetery label plots at all scales.  I have tried to change the visible range within the label features (see screenshot below) but this wont let me go below 1:100.  Anything that I type in below 100 will default back to 100.

The problem is that our cremation plots are approx 30cm x 30cm so even at a 1:100 scale these 3mm squares are too small to view labels (three digit numbers).

How do I allow labels to show below 1:100?

Is there an alternative way that would work?

[KellyGerrow]

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

[NaomiBegg2]

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]

Hi Naomi,

Can you share your map?

-Kelly