How to get tick marks on the inner edge of a map frame?

[ZacharyBeneduci1]

I have tick marks for denoting latitude and longitude on the outer edge of a map frame. Does anyone know how to flip these onto the inner edge?

[DanPatterson_Retired]

Zachary, there is a section in this link about 'interior ticks' if that is what you are referring to

Graticules—Layouts | ArcGIS Desktop 

[TomBole]

Hi Zachery, 

If you want tick to display along the interior of the map frame specify a negative offset (with the absolute value being the same as the length of the tick).

For example:

Hope this helps, 

Tom

[Anonymous User]

Hi Tom,

Using ArcGIS Pro 3.02

Ticks with

do not align to the map frame as an inside tick when the frame is rotated:

If I untick the "Draw perpendicular to grid edges", the ticks are rotate to follow the grid. This is not a desirable solution as well.

[KatherineSchipke]

I used offset to get the tic marks of graticule to the inside but still 2 problems-

1) the tic marks are -0.1 offset, and they float offset from the graticule frame

and

2) figuring I could fix this in a pdf or aix, I export the map to pdf or aix format, and the tics show on inside, but the lat long text on the L and top do not get included in the output file, nor does the graticule surrounding rectangle. Again could add these in an Illustrator file, but really- would prefer to have in the export file. In the export dialog, also, I have unchecked the clip to graphics extent.