Latest Contributions by Trippetoe

Hey Kinley. Below is a screen cap from my MyEsri account. Looks like a fix is coming out soon. Or, if its already out, its not working as expected. ... View more

Hey Graham. Those are two great (and easy to implement) ideas.  I'll give em both a try. Thank you. ... View more

Hey Graham. Thanks for the offer to look at the chart. I sent the URL to your esri email address. let me know if you have any questions, need more detail, etc. ... View more

Thanks for the follow up Graham. And an especially big thanks to Klara Schmitt‌ for her help with this issue over the holidays ... View more

Absolutely. how do i contact you? ... View more

Thanks for taking a guess even though you don't have access to the site None of our images require a token. so that's not it. And the site is not yet public; its limited to our Organization we are in the process of adding height and width to every image and that seems to be clearing up some of the problems. we'll keep plugging away. ... View more

Hey Graham Hudgins‌ We are still having many problems with images in our Hub site.  We have removed all absolute positioning from our custom css. that worked for a few images but did not for many as well.  Here's some example - in the screen cap below the hub page is in Edit mode. The image for card 1 is completely missing. we have not touched the card during this edit 'session'.  The image for Card 2 is present - it shows up as soon as we touch the edit button (the gear) for that card.  Once we close the gear, the image stays visible (Card 3).  The image will also stay visible after tapping the 'Save' button for the page.  However, if i tap the View button for the page, and the page reloads, none of the images are visible (just like Card 1). Here's the relevant code for the card: .doc-link--container {    width: calc(100% - 30px);    max-width: 275px;    margin: 0 auto;    margin-bottom: 30px;    margin-top: 100px;    height: 325px;    background-color: white;    border-radius: 5px;    box-shadow: -1px 3px 7px #888888;    overflow: hidden; } .doc-link--header {    width: 100%;    height: 200px;    overflow: hidden;    border-radius: 5px 5px 0px 0px;    background-color: #dddddd; } .doc-link--img {    max-width: 275px; } <div class="doc-link--container">  <div class="doc-link--header">     <img class="doc-link--img" src="https://<url>/assets/photos/transportation-doc-link-1.PNG">  </div> .... ... View more

to follow up on the this thread ---  From an email with Graham  I see the issue. It looks like absolute positioning isn’t allowing the browser to detect when the user is looking at your image.   If you re-work your custom CSS to not use absolute positioning then you should have a workaround. In the meantime, we took a copy of your custom CSS and will see what we can do to detect the user in this situation. Will keep you posted.  We are going to rework our CSS to see if that solves the problem. I'll report back. ... View more

Hey Graham, The site is private. What user name would you like me to add so you can view the site?  feel free to ping me directly. Ah, and thanks for your super-fast response! ... View more

Perfect. Thank you! ... View more