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Fans of the classic tour template can easily achieve the same effect in ArcGIS StoryMaps using the aptly named map tour block. Expanded layout options and greater media capabilities are just the…

Combine the map tour block with story navigation in ArcGIS StoryMaps, and you've got a new and improved shortlist experience for your readers! Plus, you can add narrative sections in between to…

A major use case for this template was to present a set of related maps together that readers could peruse on their own, like a sort of atlas. If you're looking for this no-scrolling-required…

Authors historically used the series template to share related stories, apps, PDFs, and other web content via a single link. The collections feature of ArcGIS StoryMaps fills this need elegantly,…

If you loved the two column layout of journal, with its fixed main stage and scrolling narrative panel, the sidecar block in ArcGIS StoryMaps is for you. Use the docked panel to achieve the same…

The youngest of the classic templates is also the easiest one to mimic in ArcGIS StoryMaps. The scrolling narrative section is the de facto experience in the next-generation tool, and the floating…