Latest Contributions by EdiePunt

‎12-03-2020

Thank you for the suggestion. Unfortunately sometimes horizontal real estate is just as scarce as vertical real estate in the Contents pane. Do you think having some sort of "hover" for the symbol preview would work for this instead? In that mode you wouldn't be able to see all symbols at once, but you could compress the layers and just hover to see some symbols. Let me know if you think that would be a sufficient improvement.

‎12-03-2020

‎09-25-2020

Hi Grayson, I think the Time slider may give you what you need. Learn more here: Visualize temporal data using the time slider—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation

‎09-25-2020

Hi Grayson. Assuming you are working in ArcGIS Pro, you might want to start by looking at these topics. Vary symbology by size—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Vary symbology by color—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Edie

‎08-26-2020

Hi Jacob, Esri does not have a repository of ArcMap (*.style) files. Many organizations make theirs available on their sites though. A web search may unearth some for you. There are a number of styles installed with ArcMap that might make good starting points. Take a look at Conservation, Environmental, Forestry for starters. You can also create your own symbols using font glyphs. Edie

‎08-26-2020

Hi Dakota, No esri doesn't host a repository for ArcMap (*.style) files. We do have many ArcGIS Pro styles (*.stylx) available at https://esri-styles.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html . Edie

‎08-19-2020

Hello Neil, and welcome to ArcGIS Pro! Here are a few of the relevant help topics to provide some background as you work through the tutorials: Symbolize feature layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Symbols—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Find symbols—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Modify symbols—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation You might be interested in this offering from Esri Press: https://esripress.esri.com/display/index.cfm?fuseaction=display&websiteID=397&moduleID=0 And, it's still a way off but you might be interested in this free 6-week MOOC. It's offered again in February. https://www.esri.com/training/catalog/596e584bb826875993ba4ebf/cartography./ Edie

‎08-14-2020

Hello Chad, One of the system styles included in the installation of ArcGIS Pro is called ColorBrewer Schemes (RGB). The schemes in it that are color blind friendly are tagged as such. When you review this style in a Catalog view, you can search on "color blind", and those schemes will be returned. To search, open the style in a Catalog view, ensure the Details Panel is open (View tab, Options group), and enter your search in the bar at the top of the Details Panel. Also included in the installation is a CMYK version of these schemes. If you need to work in CMYK instead, add this style: Insert tab, Styles group > Add > Add System Style > Expand Colors and Color Schemes > check the CMYK style. Edie

‎07-13-2020

Welcome to Mapping at UC2020! Here are some technical workshops going on this week that you won't want to miss: ArcGIS Pro: An Introduction to Mapping and Visualization ArcGIS Pro: Introduction to Map Labeling and Annotation ArcGIS Pro: Advanced Map Labeling ArcGIS Pro: Creating Vector Tiles ArcGIS Pro: Mapping with Styles How Maps Work and How to Make Them Work Map Wizardry with ArcGIS Best Practices: Designing Thematic Maps And, here's a list of some additional resources that can teach and inspire you to make your own maps in ArcGIS Pro. How are maps made? Start with a fun tour of the basics. Mapmaking step by step Next, learn the steps to making a map. Symbolize data and publish maps Try it yourself by following a Learn tutorial. Map text in ArcGIS Pro Follow this Learn tutorial to add text to your maps. Visualization & Exploration of Large Datasets Using Feature Binning Watch a workshop on feature binning Maps We Love Explore some maps that we are particularly impressed with and learn how they were made Cartography MOOC Stay informed for the next offering of our popular massive open online course on cartography Enjoy your conference!

‎05-28-2020

Hi Maria. If you are working in ArcGIS Pro, importing SVG files is preferable to building glyphs in a font. You'll want to use the "shape marker from file" option when you build marker symbol layers in your point symbols. See this topic: Marker symbol layers—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation You may also want to check https://esri-styles.maps.arcgis.com/home/gallery.html to see if there are any symbols that have what you need, that you can use as a starting point. Learn more about working with styles in ArcGIS Pro here: Styles—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Add styles to a project—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation Manage styles—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation If the symbols you need are commonly used in your industry and you have a good specification to follow, you can add a request to have the style built by Esri by submitting an idea at ArcGIS Ideas Edie

‎12-04-2019

Thanks David. I can see what you're seeing in both ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro now. Yes I'm working with Kory on this now.

‎12-04-2019

Hi David. I am having a hard time either reproducing or understanding your example. In your example, do you have the imagery and the parcels combined together into a group layer? And the group layer is transparency 75% and the parcels 0% transparency? If so, I can't reproduce in ArcMap. With this scenario, the parcels are still partially transparent. But maybe I am not understanding what you've set up.

‎12-03-2019

Hi Dake, This is true if you run the tool in ArcMap. ArcGIS Pro does not process representations in the same way. In ArcGIS Pro, the geometry overrides are not considered and this tool runs on the feature geometry only.

‎09-25-2019

Hello Mehrshad. It looks like you are using graduated colors symbology? There are a few ways you can change the range of what you see in the legend in ArcGIS Pro. To change actual values, on the Symbology pane, on the Classes tab, click the Upper value cells to type new values. Alternatively, you can change the symbol class boundaries by click-dragging the boundary values on the Histogram tab. To change the wording or formatting of the labels (without changing class boundaries), on the Classes tab, click a cell in the Label column and type a new label. Optionally, click the More menu and click Show values out of range to add a symbol class for any features that fall outside of your defined range. See Graduated colors—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop for more information. I hope this helps. Edie

‎09-13-2019

Hello, Sorry for the confusion. "Measured in points" means points as in the map units. Points is a measurement commonly used in typography, but we also use it in symbology. There are approximately 72 points in an inch. So, to cast a wider search area when calculating the heat map symbology, use a larger radius value.

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Latest Contributions by EdiePunt

Re: Symbol Preview Placement in the Drawing Order - Status changed to: Needs Clarification

Re: Show count of "all other values" in Symbology Pane but do not show in legend - Status changed to: Under Consideration

Re: Labels Accumulate with Time

Re: Hello! Need some help with coloring data and changing data over time.

Re: Where can I download .style files for ArcMap?

Re: convert styles from ArcPro (.stylx) to ArcMap (.style) ?

Re: Next steps - help!

Re: Color Blind Color Palette - Pro

UC2020 Map Authoring Resources

Re: Creating a new font

Re: Is there a way to make ArcGIS Pro Group Layer Transparency work like ArcMap?

Re: Is there a way to make ArcGIS Pro Group Layer Transparency work like ArcMap?

Re: Using Disperse Markers in ArcGIS Pro

Re: adding range to legend in arcgis pro

Re: More indepth explanation of 'Radius' for Heat Map Symbology

Re: convert styles from ArcPro (.stylx) to ArcMa...

Re: How do you create a feature outline that becom...

Re: More indepth explanation of 'Radius' for Heat ...

Re: .style to .stylx confusion (ArcPro)

Re: Color Blind Color Palette - Pro