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To share a web map, you must have the following:
- An account that is part of an ArcGIS organization with the privilege to create content.
- If your map contains feature layers or raster layers, new web layers are shared when you share your map as a web map.
Open the map in Map Viewer Classic, click the Share button, and choose an option for sharing it.
- Copy the short URL and paste it into an email, blog, or website.
- Embed the map in a website.
- Create an app.
- Click the Facebook and Twitter buttons in the Share pop-up.
- In the Package group on the Share tab, click Project Package .
- Specify where to save your package, either to your online account or as a file on disk.
- Provide the name and, if saving the package to a file, the location for your new package on disk.
- Complete the Summary and Tags fields.
What must you have if you want to share a web layer ArcGIS Pro?
To share any content from ArcGIS Pro, you must have an account that is part of an ArcGIS organization that has the privileges to create, update, and delete content. The sharing of web layers requires additional privileges that vary depending on the layer type and how it’s configured.
How do you share Storymaps?
Sharing a Story Map Privately
- Create a group – within an organizational account, it is possible to create a “group”, where members of the group can share data.
- Add a named user to your organizational account – you can add a new user to your organizational account and the user’s account is a public one.
How do I create a map package?
Creating a map package To create a Map Package, open your ArcMap document, click File on the top bar menu, and from the dropdown list click Create Map Package. Follow the prompts in the dialog boxes to first Validate, and then create your package.
What are web Layers?
Layers, also called web layers, are logical collections of geographic data that are used to create maps and scenes; they are also the basis for geographic analysis.