Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

‎06-16-2025

I think Mark has a good solution and great example. I took a look at the Arcade in the pop-up in Mark's map, and though it's not trivial it should be easy to figure out and adapt. BTW - a really cool and powerful feature coming with the ArcGIS Online update on June 25 is AI-driven Arcade. This enables a natural language description of what you want to accomplish and the Arcade is automatically generated. Of course you still have to have an understanding of what is possible in Arcade and need to craft an appropriate prompt, but this will make things much easier.

‎06-15-2025

An alternative might be to place the PDF at a public hosted location, such as a public server, Google Docs, etc. You could add an image element to the pop-up, then link that image to the location of the PDF to open when clicked. Another alternative is to add the PDF as an attachment, then open the PDF from the feature attachments. This blog article might help.

‎06-15-2025

If I am correct in understanding what you have shown and what you would like to remedy, the white spacing around the image is built-in padding. You've chosen to display your text with a background color, however because those are separate text element above and below the attachment element you will see the white pace around the attachment. If you could share your map with me (bszukalski@esri.com) I can take a closer look and try some different formatting options. Some things I, and you, might consider are to eliminate the background color in the text elements (then everything will look cohesively white). An other alternative to explore is using a custom HTML table in a text element or use Arcade to create a solid color background for everything (matching the text element backgrounds you show).

‎05-20-2025

You can pass Map Viewer URLs to Instant Apps. I haven't had an opportunity to test what you want to do, but this blog article details the Map Viewer URL parameters which should also work when passed to an Instant App. A couple of the examples focus on layers... https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/use-url-parameters-in-map-viewer

‎05-12-2025

The new ArcGIS Living Atlas "evaluate and nominate" app was recently released. This app is what you use to perform an evaluation on your items when you want to contribute to ArcGIS Living Atlas (always a great idea). It can also be used to review any of your content for suggestions on improvements to your item description even if you don't end up contributing to Living Atlas. Great item documentation is always a good idea as a best practice for your organization. For more information, see Living Atlas evaluate and nominate app released by @JimHerries.

‎05-12-2025

The new ArcGIS Living Atlas "evaluate and nominate" app was recently released. This app is what you use to perform an evaluation on your items when you want to contribute to ArcGIS Living Atlas (always a great idea). It can also be used to review any of your content for suggestions on improvements to your item description even if you don't end up contributing to Living Atlas. For more information, see Living Atlas evaluate and nominate app released by @JimHerries

‎05-11-2025

I couldn't think of a better author than Allen for this book. I've had the privilege of knowing Allen since before he started his "encore career" at Esri when he was still Chief Cartographer and vice president at National Geographic Maps. His insights into effective storytelling are without equal. I've had the privilege of not only getting to know Allen as a good friend, but also working closely with Allen and his team at Esri focused on telling stories. This is a must-read from a true master in the art of storytelling with maps.

‎04-10-2025

Intended for both educators and students, this new tutorial is of benefit to anyone that wants to get the most out of Sentinel-2 Explorer, one of the newest ArcGIS Living Atlas apps. This tutorial joins others covering satellite imagery-focused explorers: Learn to explore Landsat imagery using Landsat Explorer Learn to explorer Sentinel-1 imagery using Sentinel-1 Explorer Sentinel-2 is a European mission that utilizes wide-swath, high-resolution, multi-spectral imaging. Dedicated to Europe’s Copernicus programme, the mission supports operational applications primarily for land services, including the monitoring of vegetation, soil and water cover, as well as the observation of inland waterways and coastal areas. For more information, see Learn to explore Sentinel-2 imagery using Sentinel-2 Explorer. Visit the ArcGIS Living Atlas home page to learn about what's new and how to use content. See the ArcGIS Living Atlas blog for more blog articles that help you get the most out of Living Atlas.

‎04-09-2025

Intended for both educators and students, this new tutorial is of benefit to anyone that wants to get the most out of Sentinel-2 Explorer, one of the newest ArcGIS Living Atlas apps. This tutorial joins others covering satellite imagery-focused explorers: Learn to explore Landsat imagery using Landsat Explorer Learn to explorer Sentinel-1 imagery using Sentinel-1 Explorer Sentinel-2 is a European mission that utilizes wide-swath, high-resolution, multi-spectral imaging. Dedicated to Europe’s Copernicus programme, the mission supports operational applications primarily for land services, including the monitoring of vegetation, soil and water cover, as well as the observation of inland waterways and coastal areas. For more information, see Learn to explore Sentinel-2 imagery using Sentinel-2 Explorer. Visit the ArcGIS Living Atlas home page to learn about what's new and how to use content. See the ArcGIS Living Atlas blog for more blog articles that help you get the most out of Living Atlas.

‎03-24-2025

The basemap you use in a web map will be referenced in the map. So if you had your organization settings set to "United States" you would see G of A. If you then switch your organization settings to "World" then the web map, and any apps it is used it, would still show G of A. Though new maps you author would show G of M. Same is true for ArcGIS Pro projects. If dual labeling is the goal, then personally I would create a custom basemap gallery for my organization and include both the United States and World (or other) versions of the basemap in that gallery, clearly name them as such, and then you can choose which you want when you author maps.

‎03-24-2025

If the map has been deleted a while, and is not in your recycle bin, then I don't know of any way to bring it back to life. The Instant App simply references the web map, it does not duplicate or embed it within the app. Perhaps some somewhat good news is that you can reuse the work you put into that Sidebar by authoring a new map, and then in the Sidebar configuration choose the new map. For maps and apps that you want to ensure you don't accidentally delete, delete protection is useful. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/mapping/prevent-accidental-deletion/

‎03-18-2025

This blog article covers the details of the implementation, and how users will see it (or not). https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-living-atlas/announcements/upcoming-feb-20th-release-of-esri-vector-basemaps/ Here's a follow-up blog with additional information that may be useful. https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-online/announcements/esri-vector-basemaps-for-united-states/ Any organization can create and use a custom basemap gallery. And you can edit any basemap using the Vector Tile Style Editor to reflect your own cartographic preferences, including changing labels for the Gulf and the highest mountain in the U.S. (I might suggest "Gulf of Bern" and "Mount Bern" if you are going to do that). An easier way if you don't want to see "Gulf of America" in your organization default basemaps is to simply set your organization region setting to World rather than United States. Same basemaps, different labels. Personally speaking, that is what I do. Bern

‎02-25-2025

I just checked and the USGS National Map is available at all scales. Please try again. https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=71074ed09aab49328a85c860fc413379

‎02-21-2025

The team reports that there is only one event developing from JTWC, with no updates from NHC for several days. https://www.metoc.navy.mil/jtwc/jtwc.html https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/cyclones/

‎02-21-2025

The team reports that there hasn't been any activity on the source side for a few days - National Hurricane Center and Joint Typhoon Warning Center So there is nothing for the feed to update. NHC Active Tropical Cyclones Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC)

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Latest Contributions by BernSzukalski

Re: Including Photo Attachments in Popups via HTML

Re: PDF Attachment Display in Pop-Ups

Re: Including Photo Attachments in Popups via HTML

Re: Updated: Use URL parameters in ArcGIS Instant Apps

Updated Living Atlas "evaluate and nominate" app now available

Updated Living Atlas "evaluate and nominate" app now available

Re: Discover the Latest Esri Press Book: Telling Stories with Maps

New tutorial available for using Sentinel-2 Explorer

New tutorial available for using Sentinel-2 Explorer

Re: Gulf of America and Mount McKinley

Re: ArcGIS Online Map deleted but still have the Sidebar App

Re: Gulf of America and Mount McKinley

Re: USGS National Map does not load

Re: Any concern that Living Atlas Federal USA data may go away or be taken down?

Re: Any concern that Living Atlas Federal USA data may go away or be taken down?

Re: ArcGIS Online was just updated (October 2025)

Re: SHP files not showing in My Content on the map

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Re: Shall I keep shape files coming with a feature...

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