Category Gallery—ArcGIS Instant Apps | Documentation

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1. Examples
2. Data requirements
3. App capabilities

The Category Gallery template is a group-based app you can use to build a gallery of maps, scenes, apps, and layers and provide an interactive experience to filter the content in the gallery. You can categorize group content into themes or topics and expose them to users as filtering options.

Category Gallery presents content from a group with a variety of ways to filter and sort the items with options to apply your organization's content categories or categories from your group. Filters in the app are preserved in the URL, allowing users to share the app with filters in their current state. Choose to show information about items on each item card, including description, owner, date created, date modified, and view count. (To learn more, see the blog article about using Category Gallery.)

Examples

Choose this template to create an app for use cases such as the following examples:

• Create a category-based atlas focused on a topic or area of interest.
• Present a collection of maps and apps for residents to learn about their city.
• Provide the option to filter, search, and sort content within a group.

Data requirements

The Category Gallery app requires a group.

App capabilities

The following list includes key settings and capabilities that you can configure to create an app with this template:

• Basemap toggle—Change the look of the map by switching to a different basemap.
• Custom header HTML—Allows you to provide a title and optionally customize the contents of the header using HTML.
• Filter options—Filters items in the app by category, item type, date created, date modified, sharing settings, status, and tags.
• Find current location button—Detect the user's physical location and zoom to it on the map. This option only works using HTTPS protocol.
• Item card display—Allows you to choose the details displayed on content items, including item type, owner name, date created, date modified, view count, link to item page, and full summary.
• Sign in button—Allows you to include a sign-in button so members can sign in to view items that are only shared with your organization.

All Instant Apps templates include settings for a Home button and zoom controls, a legend, and the capability to search the map or data.

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In this topic

1. Examples
2. Data requirements
3. App capabilities