Accepted Solutions
Hi Rickey
We don't provide an automatic way in the Story Map Shortlist to provide an 'All' tab (a tab that collects together and presents all the features shown in the various other separate tabs in the Shortlist. Authors can add an "All" tab by adding an additional point layer into their web map before creating their Shortlist from it (if you 'Import" those places when you create your Shortlist) or by duplicating the data (if they are using the "As-Is" option when they create their Shortlist from a web map, or if they are adding the places interactively in the Shortlist Builder). Shortlist 'As-Is' only supports a single layer as input.
We don't make it easy to provide an All tab because we don't really recommend adding that into a Shortlist. The aim of the Shortlist app is really to make it easy to browse large sets of places easily by dividing them up into different tabs that users can easily switch between to explore the locations. Having an additional tab with everything sort of works against that design, and can present your users with quite a cluttered (and possibly slower drawing) map especially if you have a lot of places. So we recommend the 'less is more' approach and keeping your Shortlist simple, with each tab showing a specific set of places.
If you do still want to add an All tab, and quite a few authors can't resist adding one 
, I'd recommend, not making it be the first tab in your Shortlist but instead making it the last tab. In this way your users don't see the most busy tab in your story immediately, and it appears to them as something they can choose after they've browsed each set of places as a convenience if they want to see everything together.
Rupert
