You can access previous searches by clicking the drop-down arrow to the right of the Search box. For example, searching for *tar finds symbols with both the words target and star. If necessary, use an asterisk as a wildcard to represent any number of characters. For example, searching for tar finds symbols with the word target in their name or tags but not symbols with the word star. Search results match the beginning of the search term. Search results consist of symbols in which the search term matches the symbol name, the symbol category, or symbol tags. In your own styles, you can use the category as a main organizational tag. A category is similar to a tag but is used in some parts of the application to control which core symbols are shown in certain galleries. Symbols in styles may also have a category. Search for symbolsĮach symbol stored in a style contains searchable tags that describe its characteristics. Sort the symbols alphabetically or by their native order.
Group symbols either by the style they are in or by the category assigned to them. In the filter menu, use Icon View to see many symbols at once use List View when symbol names are lengthy. Hover over a symbol in the gallery to see the symbol name, the style in which it is stored, its category, and its tags. Click the drop-down menu next to the search bar and choose Project styles or All styles to control which styles are searched. You can extend your search to all system styles (those installed with ArcGIS Pro). The gallery displays symbols of the current type (point, line, polygon, or text) that are contained within the project styles, or it displays the results of your search. You can browse the symbol gallery to find a symbol, or you can search for one by typing a search term. You find and apply ready-made symbols on the Gallery tab you use the Properties tab to make adjustments to the current symbol. This mode has two tabs: Gallery and Properties.
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Click the symbol's patch to access the Format Symbol mode of the Symbology pane.
When feature data is first symbolized, it is given a default symbol that appears in the Contents pane. Optionally, you can save symbols-modified or not-in a style for later use. You can achieve a wide variety of appearances by adjusting symbol properties. When you find an appropriate symbol, you can apply it directly or modify its properties, such as size and color. You can search for symbols by name or a keyword in the galleries in addition to browsing. The galleries are filled with symbols that are stored in the project styles. You can choose existing symbols from galleries. Features and graphics are drawn with symbols.
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