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Jordan,  Great to hear you found a solution! Tom ... View more

Hi Jman1245,  Currently, there is no known issue concerning accessing multiple attachments within a map series. It is possible that our test scenarios are not capturing your specific data/workflow. Without knowing anything more specific on your issue it is difficult to troubleshoot or even offer any suggestions. Can you contact Esri Support? They are better equipped to handle troubleshooting steps and gather bug data. They can be contacted at https://support.esri.com/en/contact-tech-support. Thanks, Tom ... View more

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Hi Matthew,  You're not missing something, animations cannot be exporting from the Layout View. Layout Views are designed and meant for the printed page. Though ArcGIS Pro animation does not have "legend" capabilities it does have "overlay" capabilities. Perhaps you may be able to use an animation overlay to convey the information you want to your audience.  Hope this helps, Tom ... View more

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Sorry, the wrap around requirement was not originally specified.  You can apply a call out to other graphic text elements (ex: rectangle text) as well.   Here are 2 existing ideas that are related that you may be interested in: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/automatically-adjust-dynamic-texts/idi-p/935114 https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-ideas/allow-rectangle-textbox-to-grow-shrink-and/idi-p/961796   ... View more

Hi rburke-bsrc,  This can be done by applying a background callout to a straight text element. Hope this helps,  Tom ... View more

Hi Alexander, The issue described in this thread, as understand it, is not BUG-000131848, but specific to attribute driven symbology. We have discovered an issue where the legend displays the symbol in an inconsistent manner and have addressed this for the next release (2.9). Here is the bug number for future reference: BUG-000141908. I’ve conferred with the team that works with attribute driven symbology. The legend (both displayed in the Contents pane and on the layout page) is limited to displaying the base symbology for the class and will ignore any attribute driven symbology overrides defined for specific features. For example, in the map below the line layer is broken into 2 classes: RED and BLUE. The dash pattern is driven by values of an attribute (“symbol”). This value can vary feature by feature within the same class. You can see the different dash patterns in the line feature for each class in the map below. The legend is not currently designed to display all variations of the dash pattern. Instead, when there are attribute driven overrides for the symbol, the legend displays the base symbol as you can also see in the screenshot below. Here how the symbology is set for the layer. Hope this helps,  Tom ... View more

Hi Shawn,  Thanks for the helpful tip!  When color management is enabled, each project item (maps, scenes, layouts, reports, and styles) in ArcGIS Pro has a color model and two color profiles associated with it. You set the color model and the color profiles from the Properties dialog box for each item. The default color model and profiles are derived from the color management settings of the application. I've added a couple links to appropriate help topics below. Tom Use color management Color management application settings Use color-managed project items   ... View more

Thanks for the follow up Pete! ... View more

Hi Pete,  I'm not aware of any outstanding issue like the one you've described above.  I have not run into anything similar in my own testing. Could be something specific. Can you contact Esri Support? They are better equipped to handle troubleshooting steps and gather bug data. They can be contacted at https://support.esri.com/en/contact-tech-support. Thanks,  Tom ... View more

Hi Benjamin,  Graphics layers are not designed to show up in the Legend. This layer type is not supported. If you wish to display symbols you've used you a graphics layers on a page layout in the form of a legend you will need to either use graphics on the layout (with the same symbols) and use these as a substitute for a legend or in addition to an existing legend; or you could create features on your map instead of graphics. Hope this helps, Tom ... View more

Hi Varinder,  You will need to activate the map frame in order to work with features that are on the map. Without an activated map you are working with elements on a page layout.  Here is a link to a help topic that yoiu might find useful - https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/layouts/work-with-a-map-on-a-layout.htm Tom ... View more