Rotate polygon fills in Legend to match Data Frame rotation
If you have a data frame that is rotated, the symbols in the legend for polygons with line and pattern fills don't rotate in the Legend. The solution ESRI suggests is to convert the legend to graphics and individually convert each polygon symbol. Thanks for the time saving suggestion ESRI.
Tried converting to multipart for my stlabels - no luck
When you go to edit vertices, though, it works fine.
Ok, here's something interesting - after converting to multiple parts and then clicking off and back on again, the angle value in the attributes pane goes to 0 while appearing the same, and the boxes change to their expected orientation. Still looks a little off, but they're at least not angling.
Originally, the angle value was around 307-degrees while appearing in the same orientation.
When inserting a graphic, it'll appear straight up-and-down like you drew it, but then the bounding box shows up crooked, making it quite difficult to adjust its size and position.
Had a different experience today: when I added the rectangle text box graphic, it appeared angled.
When I added the inverse rotation as the map, it appeared straight up and down, but shifted line to line.
At this point, I'm wondering if this is more of a bug? @KoryKramer can you weigh in on whether this is expected behavior or not, or what we need to do to get this resolved? The performance issues with angled map frames are unacceptable. I'm not even sure how to work around this.
I got it looking half-decent by manually modifying each individual vertex and keeping the rotation value -- in general, the issue seems to be that the rotation value is out of sync with the map orientation. Now, though, I'm having leader line issues -- it's nowhere near where the vertex is placed.
