Latest Contributions by KellyHutchins

Unfortunately I don't have a quick answer for this one. It requires learning about CSS (specificity, CSS variables and more). I think there is some work we could do on the app side for Public Notification that could make it a little easier to figure out. I'll work on that for later this year. But it still can get complex quickly.  I think the MDN doc on CSS is a good place to start.  Its also helpful to become familiar with dev tools to inspect the apps CSS.  In Public Notification we can also get it to work with the example below.  .App.calcite-mode-dark{ --calcite-ui-brand: #d6b9eb; --calcite-ui-brand-hover: #c59cd6; --calcite-ui-brand-press: #b399c4; --calcite-ui-background: #3e3342; --calcite-ui-foreground-1: #2e2933; --calcite-ui-foreground-2: #2b262c; --calcite-ui-foreground-3: #1b181b; } What are you trying to change with the measurement widget? It currently has a styling issue in the Public Notification app that will be fixed in the next release. This is how it will look after the next release.  One final note in regards to the custom CSS option is that we don't want people to have to use it.  We'd like to continue to expose configuration options that will remove the need for people to resort to custom css for styling the app. In some apps we allow additional color customization and we can look at adding these options to Public Notification later this year.      ... View more

Changing the button text is tricker and not sure we can do it with CSS in this particular scenario but if I think of a way to do it I'll post back here. The rest you can accomplish - here's an example:    // This controls the font weight (bold) and size of the clear search .clear-btn.esri-component{ --calcite-font-weight-normal:800; --calcite-font-size--1:20px; } // This changes the background color and text color of the filter button #filterButton{ background-color:#163c5e; --calcite-ui-text-3:#fff; } // If you change the filter button background you might also want to change // the text color when the button is hovered. #filterButton:hover{ --calcite-ui-text-1:#fff; } ... View more

I think it has to do with the length of the streets and the location where its searching for the nearest address. We calculate the distance from the address point to a center point on the line. I think we can revisit the code for finding the nearest point to a polyline and give better results in these cases. I'll look into this for the next release of ArcGIS Online.  ... View more