Latest Contributions by KlaraSchmitt

Hi, I'm very sorry that this is happening. We've gone ahead and opened a bug and will notify you when it's been fixed.  ... View more

Hi Mattias, There is not presently any method to adapt the gallery card to 6 cards as the pattern was established to optimize the set for multiple device sizes within the typical fixed width site layout and 12 column grid used by Bootstrap 3. However, the good news is that Gallery Cards today are clickable in their entirety.  If you are comfortable using CSS & HTML, you could use a static card layout (found under the plus icon) within the Text Card to add three cards to your Text Card canvas. Then using the Edit in HTML button at the bottom, you can switch to the code editor and add an additional 3 more cards. You will want to switch the Bootstrap grid container from col-md-4 to col-md-2 in order to get 6 cards. You might also want to tweak the col-sm-* class because 6 is very skinny in tablet devices. Lastly, these are not clickable in their entirety, so they do operate a bit different from our dynamic gallery card. You could wrap the thumbnail in a link though to get your desire effect. Also, unfortunately, uploading replacement images is not as easy as it could be, but you can read how to do it in my post here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-hub-questions/unable-to-interactive-edit-card-images/m-p/1033943#M4253  Site displaying 6 skinny static cards ... View more

Under the Options menu in the iFrame Card, there is a setting "Allow Scrolling" which gives you the option "no" (scrolling is not allowed) or "auto" (scroll bars show up when necessary.) We don't have "yes" because it's very similar in functionality to auto, but it will show scrollbars, regardless of whether scrolling can be performed or not. If "auto" is not working for you, it might be a browser issue. Technically, the iframe scrolling attribute is deprecated. However, like you, we use it, because it's more consistently effective across browsers than the modern CSS-only solution. Another thing to check is that whatever content you are iframing into the card is also scrollable at the content source. It might seem like a silly suggestion, but I've encountered it at least once. Unfortunately, you are not going to be able to use the Text Card for iframes, as what you are seeing rendered is actually a bug in that it renders at all; more recent versions do convert iframe tags to text, meaning it wouldn't even come across as code. ... View more

Hi Kristen, To inject a background image in your header, you'll want to chose the "Custom HTML/CSS" option under appearance. We currently do not have a method for you to set a background image on our preconfigured header layout options, although we can certainly keep that as a consideration for a future improvements. After selecting the Custom HTML/CSS radio in the appearance section, you'll want to expand the next accordion, which will contain boxes for HTML and CSS. You can either select the text input or the expand icon to trigger the modal with the code editor for each section. Hub is currently using Bootstrap 3 and if you're using the default custom header we provide, you can apply your background image to the .first-tier CSS class or .navbar-default. You likely do not need width or height properties, but you might want to consider the background-size property: https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_background-size.asp If you want it to responsively rescale to fit the entire container, I'd recommend background-size: cover. You also probably want background-repeat: no-repeat to avoid tiling. If you are comfortable inspecting code, you might find https://opendata-rspb.opendata.arcgis.com/ to be a good example of how to construct a simple custom header with a background image. ... View more