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A good way to handle this is to create a View of the data. The view can have separate properties and permissions, but is inherently based upon the "master" hosted feature layer (so if that is updated, so is the view). So I am thinking your solution will be to create a View to use in the map you use in your story - protecting the source from unintentioned exposure/editing. See: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/create-hosted-views.htm
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I am not sure I understand, especially the "scrolled through" part. In the pop-up, the pictures are constrained to fit within the pop-up. If you click to open a larger version, then depending on how large the photo you are opening is you might get the browser scroll bars. If you can share your web map or app with me I might be able to help further. You can reach me off this Community at [email protected]. Interactive legend will display the image in a pop-up that's a little larger than what you might see in the current Map Viewer since it is one of the JS API 4.x apps. The pop-up appearance will be the same as viewed using Map Viewer Beta, also based on the latest JS API. But in either case - using the classic map viewer and apps compared to the newer 4.x map viewer beta and apps, the picture will remain constrained within the pop-up, though the 4.x pop-up is slightly bigger.
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It's hard to say exactly when, but I ran this past the dev team... It's difficult to predict because as yet there is a lot of internal discussion about how this is to be implemented, and what the UX will be. I would guess that later this year - Q4 - is when we might add some capabilities. If you would like, you can send me a description of your needs and how you would like this to work via email to [email protected] and I will make sure the feedback gets to the team and product management.
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Moments ago, NASA's Perseverance rover successfully landed on Mars after a 300 million mile journey that took nearly seven months. This Mostly Mapping Map of the Week features a custom app built using the latest JavaScript API which supports non-earth geoids, making accurate measurements and location possible. Explore Mars with this custom app Using the app, you can explore Mars by viewing previous landing sites, comparing the size of regions (like states and countries) to features on the planet, and even compare terrain in 3D. For more information, see Explore Mars with GIS by @Anonymous User
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ArcGIS Living Atlas is a built-in, and ready-to-use, part of your ArcGIS Online experience, delivering basemaps, maps, layers, and app to support your work. ArcGIS Living Atlas is continually evolving, with updates and releases of new content happening all the time. The latest ArcGIS Living Atlas News (February 2021) delivers a summary of what's updated, new, and noteworthy since the beginning of the year. View blog article
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Combining the rich analysis tools in ArcGIS Pro with ArcGIS Living Atlas content can yield powerful insights and results. This blog article (by @DanPisut ) shows how to use Pro to analyze hurricane patterns using the recently updated Living Atlas hurricane layers. See Analyze patterns of global hurricane data to learn more.
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Combining the rich analysis tools in ArcGIS Pro with ArcGIS Living Atlas content can yield powerful insights and results. This blog article (by @DanPisut ) shows how to use Pro to analyze hurricane patterns using the recently updated Living Atlas hurricane layers. See Analyze patterns of global hurricane data to learn more.
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ArcGIS Living Atlas is continually evolving, with updates and releases of new content happening all the time. The latest ArcGIS Living Atlas News (February 2021) delivers a summary of what's updated, new, and noteworthy since the beginning of the year. View blog article
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The difference lies in the fact that the current Map Viewer and StoryMaps use a different version of the JS API under the hood. If you take a look at your pop-ups using Map Viewer Beta you'll have a better idea of what you will see in your story. Chart colors are not yet customizable, but eventually will be.
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The Living Atlas U.S. Vessel Traffic application is a new and fun tool that lets you explore the paths of vessels in and around U.S. waters, look for patterns and trends by time, vessel type, and place, and it provides a simple and efficient way to download manageable-sized, area-specific, excerpts. Open the app More information
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Your existing home page looks like it is using custom HTML/CSS which was supported in the past, but for security reasons is no longer supported in the new home page editor. However, you can great a gallery similar to what you have currently implemented using various groups of content, and the group graphic is what will appear in the gallery. That would, IMHO, be the easiest way to create something similar to what you have. Keep in my that groups can contain a variety of different contet, not just maps, apps, and layers, so you have complete flexibility in reproducing what you current have implemented.
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The Census of Agriculture is an incredibly detailed compilation of data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, with hundreds of statistics for states and counties, including information about production, sales, and demographics, from 2 million farms that cover almost 1 billion acres. Learn more about the initial release of this content in ArcGIS Living Atlas in @DanPisut blog article: Explore the U.S. Census of Agriculture.
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@LisaBerry provides insight, tips, and techniques to getting the most out of your map using the Color and Size renderer. Using Living Atlas ACS content as an example, the techniques discussed can be applied to your own content. See details in Add a layer of clarity to your color and size maps at the ArcGIS Blog. Also see the related How to combine color and size effectively in your maps.
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The updated date is the last time the item overview was updated, not necessarily the vintage of the data. Scroll down in the Description section to see that it was published on October 1, 2019. The Mean Rainfall item overview states that it is for the the period January 1971 through December 2009. I can check to see when updates are anticipated.
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A good question, but perhaps mute at this point. After reviewing things with the Living Atlas Imagery team, there are caveats that will prevent you from using Wayback and World Imagery in general with respect to deep learning. We license much of that imagery from Maxar, and that brings along extra caveats for use. While deep learning is not specifically covered in the Terms Of Use item section (which you will find in the item overview) after conferring about this everyone is in agreement that, unfortunately, this use of Maxar imagery is not permitted. When you make a map from the Wayback archives, like World Imagery it is multi-resolutional and sourced depending on the resolution.
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