Latest Contributions by OwenGeo

@DallinBergquist -- We're aware of this issue with buttons and plan to deploy a fix in an upcoming release later this month. I apologize that your story is being affected by this. ... View more

@davidchamberlain2 -- From your first screenshot it looks like those five layers are all published as a single map image layer item. That's why they appear as grouped when you add this item to a web map. You can add each sublayer as a separate layer by following these steps: Go to the map image layer item page (the first screenshot in your last message) In the Layers section, click on the first layer in the list in your first screenshot Copy its URL from the browser address bar (you can close this browser tab after copying the URL) Go back to your web map in the map viewer On the Layers panel, click the arrow next to Add and select Add layer from URL  (see screenshot) Paste the layer URL you copied in the previous step and click Add to map Repeat the steps above for each additional layer A layer URL will look something like this: https://sampleserver5.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/DamageAssessmentStatePlane/MapServer/0 Alternatively, I believe there's a way for you to publish each layer separately from ArcGIS Pro. If you plan to use these layers in multiple stories, it might make sense to separate them out at the item level instead of having to add them manually to additional web maps in the future. If you do this, you will see that each layer is available as its own map image layer item in your ArcGIS content.           ... View more

@AurelieShapiro - The video also autoplays for me (and looks fantastic!). If you see the control bar across the bottom of the video, that's a sign that you have your OS set to prefer reduced motion. If you turn that off, you should see the video autoplay. Windows (may differ by version): Go to Settings > Accessibility > Visual Effects, and toggle the "Animation Effects" option. Mac: Customize onscreen motion on Mac - Apple Support ... View more