Latest Contributions by KlaraSchmitt

@RaymondGoodeJr  Do you have other custom CSS on that site? My next guess would be that you have some inline CSS that is unintentionally having an affect on your footer due to non-specific enough target selectors. You might want to look through any custom styles for classes that have padding or affect sections. ... View more

@elpinguino  If those are hub pages, you can modify the text that shows up in the Gallery Card by going to the page itself in Hub, selecting the Page Info swipe accordion from the side panel, adding a Page Summary and saving it. If they are templates, you can open the template editor and fill out Summary.   ... View more

It's likely you're not attaching your background image to an HTML element high enough in the code structure. Is your background image on .custom-footer? ... View more

You are correct. Hub does not provide access to its HTML and CSS in the same way that a self-hosted CMS might. You are able to use the HTML mode of the Text Card to do embedded stylesheets on our sites/pages that can be used to target unique row classes containing cards, but you will not be able to modify the HTML of the cards themselves, only the CSS. You should be able to apply the background image to the row in the same way we applied the gradient if you are looking for more flexibility in CSS attributes. ... View more

Hi @Alex_B, Please do not use emberview as your class. We strongly advise against using any of the auto-generated classes in our framework as these control our CSS for the application and could cause problems with your styling in the future. The intention of the Row CSS Class is so that you can give the row a unique class name and then target that class name in <style></style> tags within your Text Card CSS. You will not be able to paste your gradient into the row class field as it's only for a class name. So say you name your row black-white-gradient, this will be applied to the row HTML and then in your Text Card, you want to switch to HTML mode and add your embedded styles: <style> .black-white-gradient {    background: linear-gradient(0deg, rgba(255,255,255,1) 0%, rgba(4,12,18,1) 100%); } </style> You may also find that you need to change the row background color to transparent, you'd do that by typing transparent into the row background color field in Row Settings. ... View more

Hi Chris, Yes SVGs are currently still relevant. 🙂 However, in order to get a shadow, you're probably going to want to use box-shadow on the SVG object styling. text-shadow would be used specifically on a <text> element within your SVG object and your example only contains a <path> element. ... View more

I am sorry, I do not. I did log it as a bug, but I do not control prioritization. You may wish to reach out to Support so that you can have a trackable issue. ... View more

Hello @KansasDASC , Hmm. I'm not sure then. It seems like it could be a bug; unfortunately, I am not super knowledgable when it comes to issues in the search catalog. Have you tried reaching out to Support to see if they can assist? ... View more

@KansasDASC , In your site editor, go to Settings > Interactions and enable the Embedded Apps toggle. This will keep applications opening under your site header and the links in search results should not display the "opens external link / new tab" symbol. ... View more

@Lindsay  Customization of the header and footer occurs at the site level. It then carries across all pages associated with the site. ... View more

@Lindsay , Ah. In the screenshot you've shared, that actually pertains to whether or not you want a custom footer on your site. Unfortunately, you cannot remove the product footer as it is required by data privacy laws. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/hub/sites/configure-consent-notice-and-product-footer.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_361BFEFACC334AD2B619C89C50D0E8F9   ... View more

NFlourish is correct. Hub does not allow custom javascript or javascript packages due to security concerns. ... View more