Latest Contributions by RussRoberts

If the map doesnt contain a popup info the layer item popup will be used. If you want to pull in the layer item configuration you can pick to use the feature layer item as the source to drive this. You can see where the popup is stored under the layer properties panel click on info button above Manage Layer properties     You will probably see something like this to help you see what is coming from the map vs. the layer item Clicking on Manage layer props button will show you an option to reset to source which will point to the layer item configuration and remove the configuration in the web map. *this is only persisted until you re-save or save as the web map.  You can go back to that "some properties" info button and will see the updates to where things are stored.     ... View more

Thanks for posting this! We do not currently have any legend customizations available in Map Viewer or the web map spec where this property would be stored. Looping in @Sage_Wall  who we work with on updates to the legend and see where we can make improvements.  ... View more

Yup this was included in the 11.4 enterprise release! ... View more

If you can share the Pro project I can take a look to see what could be the issue.  ... View more

This is currently not exposed in the Map Viewer authoring experience but you can create symbols like this in Pro and publish the feature layer item or web map and Map Viewer and other 4.x JavaScript based apps will honor that symbol configuration. When you do these types of attribute connections to symbols the legend currently does not reflect this in both Pro and MV/4.x based apps.  ... View more

Popups are stored at the layer item or web map level and not the service so no popups configuration will exist at the service level. If you are publishing a layer item to Online or Portal that will have the popup configuration that existed in Pro and if you add that layer item into a map the popup will come through there. If you are overwriting a service to a standalone server the web maps or layer items you have will remain unchanged. If you are overwriting to a hosted layer item then depending on what popup was configured in Pro will end up in the overwritten hosted layer. In this case if there is a web map with its own popup configuration that will still remain and work as expected because first apps will read the web map JSON and if there isn't a property for like popups or labels that exist in the map it will use what is in the layer item and then if nothing is in the layer item it would fallback to the service. In Map Viewer you have the ability to disconnect the map from the layer item so it does not fall back to the layer item.      ... View more

If you have a Pro project you can share I can take a look thanks!  ... View more

The style looks fine to me with the one shared to the group. It has the correct typeKeywords for point lines and polygons.     This is how I added in https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/a-new-way-to-add-web-styles-in-map-viewer     ... View more

Not sure why Pro would be blocking this case. Make sure you are publishing the web style as 2D and not 3D type.  ... View more

It would be a point symbol layer using a picture marker in the polygons you mentioned above to have that symbol appear there.  You could then cook this as a vector tile package to tile layer if you needed and use it as a base map layer.  If you were trying to change the background of the entire map to be an image that is not supported and you can only change the background color.  ... View more

These blogs outlines the steps for creating the web style and using it in Map Viewer https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/use-published-2d-symbols-in-arcgis-online https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/a-new-way-to-add-web-styles-in-map-viewer   ... View more

We support uploading SVGs for point symbols when using the symbol styler on point features. We currently do not have a symbol building experience where you could add or swap out individual symbol layers for your symbol styling. If you publish the final symbol as a web style you will be able to use it in Map Viewer to style your polygons with that SVG. ... View more

This was a change from a deconfliction strategy project. We are working on exposing a static and none deconfliction mode within the labeling experience and detecting label deconfliction between duplicated/repeated layers.    We are working on automatic placement for polygons so if you zoom into one quadrant of the polygon where the center is not visible the label will dynamically fit into.  Other placement options are on the roadmap but this previous one mentioned is one we are hoping to get into this upcoming release as well.   Stacked labels are not on our immediate roadmap but if you have samples of where you want to use these this helps us as we dive into discussions on feature priority.    Thanks! ... View more

We are looking into improving this behavior for the upcoming release. As a workaround could you use a group layer with exclusive visibility and then the viewers of the map would toggle through those overlapping layers to see the layer and label that matches them.    ... View more