Is this the right item? You might ask yourself this question when exploring layers to add to a map, searching for a particular map in a group, or deleting an application from your content. Sometimes you just need a little more information about the item to answer the question.
The February 2023 update helps you answer this question more quickly by providing another way to view more details about an item. It’s actually not a new way, as the Map Viewer already allows you to view item details this way. What is new is that you’ll be able to display item details within the gallery, alongside the items in the gallery.
Navigate to your gallery and try it out.
So now, when you just want a little more item information, you don’t need to leave the gallery to view it. Just click on the item title or thumbnail to get more details. You can still view the full item details by clicking the button at the bottom of the panel, for example, when you need to edit your item.
The ability to view more item information in place will eventually make its way to the Content and Groups tabs, as well as when searching for items, allowing you to quickly inspect an item without leaving your current workflow.
Hi guys, thank you for the informative blog so, I have one question, what are the equivalent tools in ArcGIS Pro 3.1 for steps 2 and 3?
Hi Saadullah,
The equivalent tool for calculating an index in ArcGIS Pro 3.1 is using the Calculate Composite Index tool in the Spatial Statistics toolbox. Here is a blog article detailing how to use the tool: Explore the New Calculate Composite Index Tool in ArcGIS Pro 3.1
What is the best and safest way to load the cenpy module into ArcGIS (particularly version 2.9.x)?
Charles, you need a Python environment to work with. An instance of Conda, an application for creating and managing Python environments, is included when installing ArcGIS Pro. To install CenPy, you need to clone the default Conda environment named arcgispro-py3, and install CenPy into your newly created environment. This blog article, The All New Package & Environment Manager for ArcGIS Pro, does a good job of detailing the different aspects of Python environment creation and management in ArcGIS Pro. All you need to do to have CenPy available is create a new environment, activate your new environment, and add CenPy… Read more »