Latest Contributions by SteveCole

There is the Collapse Dual Lines to Centerline tool which kind of does this but you would have to do a lot of work upfront for it to work well. Less work would be needed if you had something like a polygon layer of pavement, or perhaps event right of way.. [EDIT: I read your post the reverse of what you want- I thought you wanted to extract centerlines from parcel polygons] ... View more

This is pretty rudimentary but you could always create a a skeleton HTML file, with your desired URL, and then just iframe the EB app inside it. ... View more

Owen- I now see what you're talking about. I would suggest moving that "Design" button functionality into the Story Map Settings inside the three dots. It wasn't intuitive to me to click on that, for that functionality, when I was looking for options. Also, I want to replicate the classic story maps design where section headers exist WITH an image background. Is that possible in the new system? It's not jumping out at me, as a possibility. ... View more

...but it's always a safe bet that there will be a late spring release to give ESRI something to tout at the User Conference. ... View more

Oh, right. I ran into this with a video this weekend while trying to begin to re-build a Classic Story map with the current toolset- it couldn't be linked, and then the file was "too large" etc. I was really frustrated & disappointed that I could not just rebuild my old story map since the new design tools just don't support the old design options (full screen video playing on the cover, header with a background image strip, etc). I gave up and will wait for the UC to address specific things at the ESRI product islands.. ... View more

You don't have to upload it- you can host it elsewhere and then link it using the URL to the image. ... View more

There are a number of other videos on YouTube about this so you can search out "arcgis pro spatial map series" ... View more

One of the worst ESRI decisions has been switching to the context sensitive Ribbon user interface. If you aren't accessing a ribbon area from the correct application state, then the ribbon section you want will be greyed out or the specific tool you need will not visible. The text description step by setp in the link I shared is a bit more specific. The first thing you have to do is create the layout, so in your screenshot, you would select Insert->New Layout and pick your desired page size (letter, etc). The layout should be open and then next you need to add the data frame onto the layout. Again, with the layout being the active tab, you would go Insert->Map Frames and select the map that you have set up that includes the point layer you want to base the map series off of. Again, with the layout being the active tab in your project, the Insert->Map Series command (chosing the Spatial option in it) then brings up the options to actually set up the map series. ... View more

I have experienced this within our Enterprise environment and posted about this in a thread here. The cliff note version was, in our case, our enterprise headless account had not been given privileges to some layers (manage->privileges in ArcCatalog or Pro's Catalog View). Once they were, the print service worked as it should. ... View more

Yeah, it's absolutely misleading to think that the EB widget is equivalent to its former WAB widget. ESRI had often "reimagined" the widget so functionality you relied on in WAB just doesn't exist in the EB version. The Near Me widget is my huckleberry and source of aggravation. ... View more

According to the EB Functionality Matrix, you should be looking at the Text Widget to obtain the same functionality. Sadly, the "functional equivalents" in EB from WAB usually include changes which make the EB widget act in a manner that isn't exactly equivalent to how it operated in WAB. Hopefully you have better luck than the rest of us trying to migrate from WAB to EB. Steve ... View more

I posted a similar idea last year here. I basically wanted to see the ability to create subfolders within Hosted in order to provide that organization. ... View more