Latest Contributions by KlaraSchmitt

We'll be targeting a fix in our next development cycle, which begins middle of this week. ... View more

Hi @Veronicampbell, It looks like you have a custom header. Do you have any CSS that is using position: absolute or position: fixed or top: 0 on your header? To me, it looks like there is some CSS that is locking your header at the top of the page and allowing content to be positioned underneath it. It shouldn't be behaving like that. Custom headers should display as static (meaning they scroll with the site) in edit mode to avoid the problem you're having, but they will display as fixed in live mode. However, you shouldn't need any custom code related to positioning as we handle that for you. Another possibility is that you might be using the bootstrap class navbar-fixed-top in your custom header HTML. If that is the case, I advise you remove that class and replace it with navbar-static-top. We will ensure that your custom header is fixed on live views, so using the navbar-fixed-top class is unnecessary and could also cause this problem in edit mode. The first line of your custom header HTML should look something like this: <nav class="navbar navbar-inverse navbar-static-top"> You do not need navbar-inverse. I am using that purely for a difference of colors. But you do want navbar-static-top to be there. ... View more

Hello, I am sorry to hear that you are having this problem. Would you be able to share screen-shots so that I can see your issue? Do you have any custom CSS that might be targeting a generic selector (eg. <section>), which could be affecting edit views but not live views due to different parent classes? ... View more

Hello @milansulc, After digging into this, we believe there is some element on your site that is causing a delay in page loading and that delay then affects the page-index padding as a result of a calculation we do to compensate for header height. This is a bug and I will open an issue to get it addressed with the team. I will let you know when it's been resolved. Apologies for the inconvenience you are experiencing. ... View more

I'd like to confirm that you have a larger size of the thumbnail available for Hub to access. Unfortunately, I cannot do this for you because it requires an authentication token, but if you could kindly verify it for me: 1. Go to https://cityofsydney.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=295675f834174b08bb8d4ea2af5e0d42 2. Right-click your thumbnail image and select "open image in new tab" 3. In that new tab, go up to the browser URL bar and at the very end of everything typed in there (it might be really long with your access token), add &w=400 to the end. No spaces. Just insert your cursor at the end of the URL, type in &w=400 and press enter. If you have a larger image associated with the Item, it will be displayed, and if so, please let me know (or you can take a screenshot and post it here.) If you still see a small thumbnail (200x133), then I do recommend you follow Amanda Bishop's suggestion and re-upload a larger image because for whatever reason the larger version hasn't been attached correctly. ... View more

Hello, Thank you for your feedback. We are actively working on an update to our statistic card. It will be rolled out first as a manually configured card and then we'll be adding the dynamic data support that exists in our current statistic card. You'll be glad to hear we are intending to add support for icons, units, and some additional layout options to control styling. Keep an eye out early 2022 for its release. ... View more

Hi @Anneka_France  Unfortunately, if you were to inspect the code, you would see that while visually styled to look like a button, that particular element is in fact a link. While we did try to prevent links that look like buttons from receiving an underline by using the CSS selector of a:not(.btn), it seems our application may have too many combined stylesheets to isolate that particular style, which is set by our framework. While I generally don't recommend use of !important because it's a very heavy handed way of enforcing CSS rules and it can have negative effects if you apply it other layout cards, it might be something you wish to try on your site within your Text Card buttons. If you were to put a unique class on that button in the HTML: <a href="#" class="btn btn-primary remove-underlines">My Button Link</a> you can then use that class with !important to target removal of underlines on that type of button on your sites and pages. All together it might look something like this: <style> a.remove-underlines {text-decoration:none !important;} </style> <a href="#" class="btn btn-primary remove-underlines">My Button Link</a> ... View more

Hello, I'm sorry to hear that you are having problems. Unfortunately, this appears to be a bug. We are investigating. ... View more

Impacts to sites created with a template  You may see a rem notification if you created a site using a template. A site template may include one or more of the following components: timeline/steps, banner, and pre-formatted text columns. If you have template sites, we recommend that you check them for any of these components and adjust their code using the instructions provided.   Note: All of these components appear in the https://coronavirus-response-arcgishub.hub.arcgis.com/.  Timeline / Steps Component  If a timeline/steps section exists on a site or page you’ve authored, you will continue to see the rem notification. However, because this component uses a unique class, we’ve been able to target and fix its CSS ahead of the update. No action is required on your part.  Banner Component  Most site template banners do not use rem, but the default banner included with the Coronavirus Response site template uses it. If you’ve activated this site template prior to September 19th, 2021, you will likely need to tweak the code.   Instructions   If you’ve found that a site or page is using rem in its banner, follow these instructions to change its code:  1. Click the pencil icon on the Text Card for the Banner Text.      2. At the bottom of the Text Card, select the < /> Edit in HTML button.  3. In the code editor, change anything that says 6rem to 60px.  Example:  Before  <strong style="background-color: initial; color: inherit; font-size: 6rem;">Coronavirus Response Hub Template</strong>  After  <strong style="background-color: initial; color: inherit; font-size: 60px;">Coronavirus Response Hub Template</strong>    Text Columns (For Coronavirus Response sites only)  In the default text section of the Coronavirus Response site template, one column requires a simple modification to ensure that it matches the other five columns following the update. The instructions below show you how to change the first column to pixels.  1. First, click the pencil icon on the Text Card for the first column (eg. “Clean your hands often”)  2. Then at the bottom of the Text Card, select the < /> Edit in HTML button.  3. In the code editor, change anything that says 1.75rem to 17.5px to match the other columns.    Example:  Before  <li style="font-size: 1.75rem;"><strong>Wash your hands often</strong> with soap and water for at least 20 seconds especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. If soap and water are not readily available, <strong style="font-size: 1.75rem; background-color: initial; color: currentcolor;">use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol</strong></li>  After  <li style="font-size: 17.5px;"><strong>Wash your hands often</strong> with soap and water for at least 20 seconds especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. If soap and water are not readily available, <strong style="font-size: 17.5px; background-color: initial; color: currentcolor;">use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol</strong></li>  ... View more

@John_Spence  I wanted to let you know that we've released this feature and you can read more information about it in my blog post: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-hub-blog/link-underlining-site-capability/ba-p/1097999 It can be enabled on existing sites by going to Site Settings > Interactions > Link Underlines and it will be on by default for all newly created sites. ... View more

Hi @kim77, I wanted to let you know that we've released this feature today. You can now change the semantic heading of the titles in the Gallery Cards. This feature will not result in any visual changes to the cards as it will not change the font size, but now you can have better nested headings for accessibility.    ... View more