The easiest way to style a map is to use the Map Viewer.
In this lab you will use the styling capabilities of the viewer to make your map more meaningful.
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Go to arcgis.com and login.
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Click on this link to load the unstyled map. Or use your own unstyled map.
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Click
Save As
to save your own version of the map. OptionallyShare
>Everyone
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Click on
PDX Rail Stops
>Change Style
and set the following:-
- Choose an attribute to show:
Type
- Choose an attribute to show:
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- Types (Unique Symbols) >
Options
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Click the
rainbow
at the top and change the outline of all Stops symbols to white, 1px. -
Click Ok > Ok
- Types (Unique Symbols) >
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Done
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Click on
PDX Rail Lines
>Change Style
and set the following: -
1 - Choose an attribute to show:
Type
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2 - Types (Unique Symbols) >
Options
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Click the
rainbow
at the top change the line width of all Lines to 3px. -
Ok > Ok
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3. Done
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Click on
PDX Neighborhoods Enriched
>Change Style
and set the following: -
1 - Choose an attribute to show:
COALIT
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2 - Types (Unique Symbols) >
Options
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Change the transparency to 50%.
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Ok
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3. Done
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Change the basemap to Dark Gray.
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Save your map.
Your map should look something like this map
- Try using some of the other advanced features of the
Change Style
tools. - Style the layers using different attributes.
- Save out different maps for different attributes and styles used.