

See the help for more information on adding layers from the web, using CVS files, configuring pop-up windows, and showing images and popups.Over the weekend, it emerged that Dropbox has the ability to stop you from publicly or privately sharing copyrighted content - in other words, Dropbox has a system in place that prevents piracy. Then choose a CSV File from the drop-down list, paste the Dropbox public link in the dialog box, then click ADD LAYER. You can use Dropbox public links to add locations from CSV files directly to your map by clicking Add, then Add Layer from Web. This link points directly to the file stored in the Dropbox cloud, so it can also be used for adding locations from spreadsheets to your maps as well as photos to your pop-ups. When selected, files in the Public folder display a Copy public link option. While a Public folder is no longer automatically created with a new account, you can add one by following the instructions found in the What is the Public folder for? help topic at the Dropbox Help Center. This enabled you to directly add photos or spreadsheets stored in Dropbox to your ArcGIS Online web maps. With a Public folder, you could get a direct public to your files. In the past, new Dropbox accounts automatically included a Public folder. Copy the public link to your clipboard so you can use it to add content to ArcGIS Online maps.
