Note: This blog covers the classic Esri Story Maps. Story authors are encouraged to use the new ArcGIS StoryMaps to create stories; however, Esri will continue to maintain the classic templates for your use. For more information, see the Product road map.
The Story Maps Developers’ Corner is a great place for developers of all experience levels to learn how to customize Esri’s open-source Story Map apps. The Story Maps team has shared many tips and tricks on the Dev Corner since we announced it back in Nov 2015, and we’ve also had contributions from several guest authors.
Here’s what we’ve been blogging about on the Dev Corner since our last update on the ArcGIS blog:
- An introduction to hosting your own Story Map
- Editing the configuration of a story map
- Customize the theme and fonts in Cascade
- Adding Image Hyperlinks to a Cascade
- Using Story Map URL Parameters
- Add a Language Switcher to a Cascade Story
- Move or Style the Story Action <BACK button in Map Journal or Map Series
- Navigate Map Journal Sections Using the Main Stage Map
- Change the Color of a Cascade Header
- More Story Action button styles
- Trimming videos in your Story Maps
Additionally, these guest posts have been published:
- Adding links to sections in Cascade contributed by Esri Solution Engineer Adam Pfister
- Add Interactive Buttons and Customize Map Series contributed by Esri Product Engineer Jennifer Bell
If you need help using or customizing a Story Map, or if you would like to use your expertise to help your fellow storytellers and developers, please join the Story Maps community on GeoNet.
Banner photo by Fabian Grohs on Unsplash. This post was originally published in June 2018 and was updated in December 2018.
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