Latest Contributions by CraigWilliams

As noted, conversion of all labeled layers in the map is supported and is the recommended approach. so I'm marking this already offered with an explanation: The process of labeling (and therefore converting labels to annotation) of multiple layers is an optimization problem where the labels from all layers are considered together and placed in coordination with each other. This is a very different concept from a lot of GIS processing that essentially allows multiple inputs / outputs but just processes them one at a time. Since the best results come from labeling the whole map together, we promote this option via "All layers in map". The single layer case is just reserved for small cases where just one layer is desired - with the caveat that it can result in less-desirable placement in some situations. We have no plans to add a mix and match set of options as it quickly becomes complicated - should they be labeled and discarded?, still counted as barriers?, etc. As an alternative you could just turn off labeling for all but those 4 layers and convert them using the "All layers in map" option. ... View more

FeatureSet functions and globals (like $datastore etc) aren't available in the visualization profile for performance reasons. You can use SubtypeCode or SubtypeName to lookup info about the subtype from a feature. It's a bit unclear what exactly you're trying to do though beyond that. ... View more

Have you explored setting 0 as the critical break? See description of critical breaks in this topic: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/mapping/layer-properties/graduated-colors.htm ... View more

I'm sorry, I misunderstood the request. The challenge here is that with gradient fills there's not a single color to apply the ramp to. The gradient itself is multiple colors (can be as few as two, but can be many more), so pushing a single color in is a challenge. We'll discuss this on the development team. ... View more

There are several ways to do this. The most common is to create unique value symbology and just set the gradient symbol with a different color for each unique value class. See update below ... View more

The ArcGIS Pro equivalent of the "Label tool" is the "Auto Text tool" with the one additional step that you need to add a graphics layer to the map first. ArcMap maps had a graphics layer built in which was convenient in some cases but problematic in others. The ArcGIS Pro graphics layer is more flexible in symbology and contents pane ordering. ... View more

This can be done with Text Formatting tags where font choices can be made for specific portions of the text string. ... View more

We have no plans to do this at this time. Feature datasets aren't folders, they have editing and dataset schema locking ramifications that we'd prefer not to push users into for just organization. ... View more

The lower value is shown and editable in the histogram view as shown in this GIF.                                                  The example @lzk222 shows can also be done with an arcade expression for class breaks or unique value symbology. In that case the expression itself is configuring classes. ... View more

What I showed was removing styles. Individual symbols, colors, color schemes etc. are "style items". This user experience is a style item selection experience. We have no plans to introduce deleting of style items in the style item selection. This is done via style management which handles the differences between read-only and editable styles. ... View more

It's not random - it's what the font author specified in one classification system. Weight is another system - the with increased mouse travel for commonly used weights. ... View more

They are sorted by style trait that is written into the font. The order is Regular, then Bold, then Italic with the rest following. This is done to prioritize Regular but it all depends on how the font author has categorized the style. For Proxima Nova, Medium and Black are classified as types of "Regular" which why they appear above Bold styles. You'd prefer alphabetical? ... View more

Agree, this works for for family name and should work for style too ... View more