Latest Contributions by BrianBaldwin

Helen, it looks like the element that you want to modify is called: .galleryThumbnail There are a couple things you can mess around with to get the look you want... So, in your code, create a new CSS element called: img.galleryThumbnail { } Within that, you can now shape the icons to look however you want them to. If you just want to get rid of the dropshadow, it's really a background image with a border that we add on to each item. So, you could drop them both and then just end up with the picture by using this: background: none !important; border: none !important;‍‍ Here, we are just telling the element to ignore the background URL that we had and also to remove the border. Or, if you want to get a little fancier with how the icon looks, you could re-style the border and round the corners a little bit like this: border: 3px solid #000 !important; border-radius: 5px; background: none !important; padding: 0px !important;‍‍‍‍ Take either of those with the 'img.galleryThumbnail' tag, and you will be good to go. ... View more

Thanks for finding that reference Kyle, very cool. I spent a little bit of time trying to answer the question, but planned on returning to it (because I didn't find a good answer on first look). This is great to know and when I put this together, I honestly didn't know that it was HTML compliant, but I really appreciate you clearning this up. Post a screenshot of your site if you guys end up putting something together! ... View more

Any updates related to this? ... View more

Looks awesome! Thanks for sharing the results! ... View more

The only comment I would offer to that, is that you could just host the features directly in ArcGIS Online? You don't need to use ArcGIS Server for editing features. ... View more

That... gets a little tricky. The workflow described in the blog and with these type of registrations is really only for 'read-only'. Technically, it gets a lot more challenging if you think of user access/rights to allow for editing the data. How does Google Docs know what users are allowed to edit? With the viewing, you are simply creating a public URL. ... View more

Really old blog, but shows how this can be done via Google Docs, and the methodology would be similiar with a file that has a URL: Using Google Docs in your ArcGIS Online maps  ... View more

Matthew Baber‌ & Tom DeWitte‌ I understand that there is a newer version of the script? Would one of you guys mind helping out Brian? ... View more

It really depends on the workflow. If you are looking for a QA/QC process to clean up the data, you could easily put the GeoForm feature layer into a Web App Builder application with the Smart Editor widget. This would provide a really simple, light weight application for a user to review and edit only certain aspects of the data that you want changed. ... View more

I know you put this together awhile back, but it is really helpful and valuable and I think not enough people know about the potential with Arcade expressions. Thanks again for putting this together! Electric and Gas‌ ... View more

Ahh, gotcha. All you need to do to get the title text back would be to edit the 'Banner.html' code and go to this line: .galleryNode .galleryLabelContainer { color: #fff !important; display: none; } Then you just need to remove ".galleryLabelContainer", and then the labels will appear. Or, break it into 2 parts like this: .galleryNode { color: #fff !important; display: none; } .galleryLabelContainer { color: #fff !important; } ... View more

Are you referring to each of the icons for the items? If so, these are created by using a Photoshop template that I built out. Then, I just update the thumbnail icon for each app/map to get a nice standard look and feel. ... View more

Sorry Paul, I understand the pain. It's just tough to strike a balance of upgrading to support new functionality/enhancements and working with IT to roll out upgrades. The 10.3.1 version you are on just passed the 3 year mark, so it certainly could be time and probably not too hard to justify an update at some point in the near future. It would certainly be less painful than supporting a custom development project for a 'sites' experience that has already been created/supported by Esri. ... View more

You are probably aware, but at 10.6.1 Esri released ArcGIS Enterprise Sites, which is basically OpenData for organizations. It sounds like this would fit the need for exactly what you are trying to accomplish. Set up Sites in Enterprise Portal—Portal for ArcGIS (10.6) | ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more

I successfully did this in the past when Pro failed to recognize Google Drive or Box folders, but those now appear when searching a directory. I would recommend mapping your 'folder' to a drive letter as well. ... View more