Latest Contributions by JoeCatanzarita1

Hi Matthew McCloskey, I ran a quick test, and I was able to figure out how to delete an image from the Story Map Series. First things first, is the image itself embedded in the text box on the left-hand side? If this is the case, you can click right on the image to "highlight" it. Once the image is selected, all you have to do is press "Delete" on your keyboard to get rid of the image. You'll know when the image is selected when you see the little black box in the bottom right-hand corner of the image. I've attached a photo illustrating what I'm talking about. If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out! Cheers, Joe ... View more

Hi Wayne Tinlin, Are you interested in copying text, or are you interested in copying layers?  If you're interested in copying text, I'd need a little more information on what specific types of text. If you're interested in copying layers, you can do so within ArcGIS Online Map Viewer. Within the Map Viewer, select "Details" located towards the top left corner (under "Home"). Select "Content" to display the various layers you have included in the Map. On the layer you wish to copy, select "..." (located to the right of the layer), then select "Copy". You'll notice a duplicate of your layer appear in the Content, followed by " - copy".  I hope this information helps. Cheers, Joe ... View more

Hi Katherine Padilla! Sorry to hear that the Update Definition didn't make a difference for you. There are two possible avenues that come to mind: Reorder the fields in ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro, then republish the service to ArcGIS Online. Utilize ArcGIS Online Assistant to physically rearrange the JSON to your liking. While I've used ArcGIS Online Assistant before, I haven't actually used it for this specific purpose. If you do want to go this route, I'd recommend making a copy of your service before you make any edits, just in case there are issues with the service afterwards.  If you'd like more information on how to try and rearrange the JSON via ArcGIS Online Assistant, let me know! Cheers, Joe ... View more

Lisa, After looking at your Excel spreadsheet, I was able to determine the issue at hand. According to our documentation (https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/data/excel/work-with-excel-in-arcgis-pro.htm#GUID-E4C38438-93DC-472A-9A36-0A64E48FF16B), "field names must start with a letter". I noticed that one specific field started with the number 30, followed by a few words. I simply changed the "30" to "Thirty", saved the document and refreshed my folder connection in ArcGIS Pro. After refreshing, I was able to click on the .xlsx file and see the underlying spreadsheet, which I could add to ArcGIS Pro.   I hope this helps! Joe ... View more

Hi Chris! As Shantonu suggested, HTML is a good way to play around with Pop-Up structure! I would also recommend looking into Arcade Expressions as a way to further customize your Pop-Ups. Personally, I don't have much experience with these types of expressions, but here are two links you can reference if you're interested. Reference Arcade expressions in PopupTemplate | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.8  ArcGIS Arcade | ArcGIS for Developers  After reading your post, I ran a quick test.  If you're interested in getting rid of that black line in the Pop-up, or if you're interested in increasing the size of the title, something you can do is delete the Pop-up Title as a whole and work strictly with the body of the Pop-up. Deleting the title will remove the black line separating title from body and you can then configure the body of the Pop-up to look as you wish. Refer to my screenshot as an example. Best of luck! Joe ... View more

Hi George! I apologize for the late response, however I just stumbled upon your post and decided to download the attached CSV. I initially thought the problem was that you only specified the City field and not the State field, but through my tests I was able to successfully create the hosted feature layer specifying only city and specifying both city and state. I'm not sure why you're running into this issue. Here is workflow #1: Login to ArcGIS Online and select the Map tab. Click 'Add' towards the top left, then select 'Add Layer from File'. Choose the Top_50_US_Cities.csv file and select 'Import Layer'. Leave all items as default, select 'Add Layer' and you'll see the points added to the map. I also tried this another way, here is workflow #2: Login to ArcGIS Online and select the Content tab. Click 'Add Item' towards the top left, then select 'From my computer'. Choose the Top_50_US_Cities.csv file. Leave all items as default, select 'Add Item'. You'll see the item be added to your content. I've provided a screenshot (from workflow #1) of the default values that I used. Let me know if you're still running into this issue, or perhaps if you're geocoding a different way and I'll take a deeper look!  Cheers, Joe ... View more