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When displaying feature layers in a map or scene, you can identify attribute information about a particular feature without making a selection or interfering with an existing selection by opening a pop-up. Use the Explore tool to click a feature, or drag a box while pressing the Ctrl key to identify multiple features. The Pop-up pane displays a list of identified features, grouped by layer, and a formatted array of read-only field attributes.

The following are advantages to using pop-ups:

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• Pop-ups can streamline your workflow if you want to see a limited list of attributes all the time.
• Pop-up display can be customized to format the information in a stylized manner.
• You can pin a pop-up to the screen to compare features.
• When you create and customize pop-ups, they are honored when shared in web layers. Pop-ups configured through ArcGIS Online can be consumed in ArcGIS Pro and appear in the open map.

  Note:

  Multiple column pop-ups are flattened into a single column when published to ArcGIS Online.

• Coordinates are displayed for individual features as you view their attributes. You can copy coordinates for use elsewhere.
• You can select or navigate to identified items from the results list.
• You can access and configure the display of related data.

Open a pop-up

Pop-up functionality is built into the Explore tool , the primary tool for common navigation commands. Click an identifiable feature using the Explore tool to automatically open the Pop-up pane. To open a pop-up for multiple features, press the Ctrl key and drag a box with the Explore tool To add to an existing list of identified results, press Ctrl+Shift and drag a rectangle to collect any additional features.

The Pop-up pane appears as a floating pane by default and displays all identified results. Use the context menu for each identified feature for additional commands including navigation options, selection, pinning the pop-up, removal, and opening layer properties. A pinned pop-up is for a single feature and is fixed in place. It does not disappear until you close it or return the pop-up back to the Pop-up pane and identify new features.

Note:

Pop-ups are associated with the map or scene where they originated. Changing focus to another map or scene causes them to disappear; however, open pop-ups reappear once focus is returned. If you float the map or move it to another monitor, the pop-up doesn't go with it.

The order in which pop-ups are presented depends on the Explore tool layer order options. You control this ordering by selecting an option using the drop-down arrow under the Explore tool on the Map tab. The following options are available:

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• Topmost Layer—Only the topmost layer drawn on the map returns pop-ups.
• Visible Layer—Only layers currently visible return pop-ups.
• Selectable Layers—Only layers marked as selectable return pop-ups.
• Selected in Contents—Only layers currently selected in the Contents pane return pop-ups.
• Candidate Pop-up—Only geocoded candidate results return pop-ups.
• No Pop-ups—No pop-ups are returned.

If you do not want pop-ups to appear for your layer, right-click the layer, or select multiple layers, in the Contents pane and click Disable Pop-ups . This removes the pop-up configuration for the current layer. Use the same context menu to re-enable the pop-ups. You cannot configure the appearance of a pop-up for a layer that has disabled pop-ups. Open the Configure Pop-ups pane for the layer containing the disabled pop-ups and click Enable to customize the content in your pop-up.

View data attributes in a pop-up

A pop-up is a read-only display of attribute information. It is a convenient way to identify feature attributes without requiring a feature selection first. Use the Attributes pane or a table view if you need to edit the attributes for selected features.

The pop-up display contains a tree view listing of all items identified that are grouped by layer and the attributes of one feature at a time. Expand the nodes and click each identified item to view the individual attribute content. Individual features and groups also have a context menu for additional commands.

The attribute portion is configurable to display custom text, field-value pairs, charts, images, and so on. Click an image to view it at full resolution. You can also view related data by expanding the feature name in the listing portion of the pop-up. For related data that does not exist in the map, you see the default pop-up. For related data in your map, you see the pop-up definition that you authored. If the related data is in the map as a time-aware or range-aware layer, the list of related records is filtered based on the map's current time and range settings. Pop-ups are displayed for feature, raster, LAS, and TIN layers, with or without a selection, by clicking in the view.

Pin a pop-up

A pop-up for an individual feature can be pinned to the screen so it does not disappear when you click a different one. This is helpful if you want a side-by-side feature pop-up comparison, or if you work with dual or large monitors and spread out your application display. You can pin more than one pop-up in a map. To pin a pop-up, right-click it in the Pop-up pane listing and click Move to Pinned Pop-up. The pop-up remains pinned until you either return it to the Pop-up pane using the Move to Pop-up Pane button on the pop-up banner or close the pop-up. Closing the pop-up removes it from the listing entirely; it is not returned to the primary Pop-up pane.

You can collapse a pinned pop-up to minimize its appearance in the view. Only the pop-up banner remains with the Move to Pop-up Pane, Expand, and Close options.

Customize pop-ups

To build your own pop-ups for feature layers, right-click the layer in the Contents pane and click Configure Pop-ups . The Configure Pop-ups pane appears, where you can customize the appearance. You can do the following in the Configure Pop-ups pane:

• Define a title for the pop-up. The Display field is the default title.
• Add and configure media elements such as images, charts, and hyperlinks.
• Split elements vertically or horizontally to create a custom appearance.
• Insert a carousel item to display multiple element types in a series.
• Configure statistics for related data.
• Style and format properties for fonts and outline borders.
• Show a list of attachments.
• Use Arcade expressions to allow for more formatting control.
• Disable the pop-up configuration for a layer so the pop-up does not appear.
• Swap element content or rearrange element order.

Attachments

For layers with enabled attachments, you can display a list of attachments in a pop-up by enabling the Show list of Attachments option in the Configure Pop-ups pane. When a feature includes attachments and this option is enabled, a list of hyperlinks is displayed, ordered from oldest to newest, at the bottom of the pop-up. These links open the attachment in the default file handler. Features without attachments display a message indicating that there are no attachments.

You can also source an image using attachments. By default, all attachments that are of type=image are included in the pop-up. The most recently added image attachment appears first. Alternatively, you can show only the first, or most recent, attached image. Click an image to view it at full resolution.

Coordinate values

Feature coordinate values are displayed at the bottom of the pop-up window and can be selected to copy and paste into other applications. The values shown come from the geometry of the selected feature in the pop-up list. If your pop-up contains more than one identified feature, the coordinate value changes when you select a different feature in the list. The coordinates are not the clicked location on the map.

The coordinates represent different spatial elements of the feature, depending on its geometry type. The following is a list of features and coordinate source returned:

• Point—The feature's point location
• Line—The feature's midpoint
• Polygon—The feature's centroid
• Multipatch—The feature's centroid
• Multipoint—The feature's centroid
• Annotation—The feature's centroid
• Dimensions—The feature's centroid

M-aware features

Some features contain measured values (m-values) in their geometries to support linear referencing workflows—for example, placing traffic accidents along a road or monitoring corrosion conditions along a pipeline. The coordinate display of m-aware features in the pop-up includes the m-value closest to the clicked location in the map or scene. For linear geometries, the value is calculated by interpolating between the nearest vertices. M-values only appear when the pop-up is accessed from a single clicked location. M-values do not appear when you access the pop-up from the table view or when you press Ctrl and drag a box to identify.

The m-value uses the numeric formatting of the default distance units set for the project, including properties such as decimal places and padding with zeros. To configure the default distance units for your project, click Project, click Options, and choose Units. Click in the Format column to open the Numeric Format dialog box for the default unit.

You can use Arcade expressions to gather and display other m-value information for a feature. For example, the expression below shows the maximum m-value for the clicked feature.

There’s been plenty of whining about how much technology has hijacked our lives. Sure, it’s annoying to have to compete with a phone for a person’s attention. Okay, it’s downright infuriating at times.

Still, once you’ve got your device, you’ve got to admit it’s understandable why people are so captivated; there’s never been another invention that so revolutionizes everything like the touchscreen device.

One of the best examples of how useful mobile devices can be is in the ever-expanding realm of Bible apps. The Bible, which has always been the best-selling book since Johann Gutenberg made it possible to be smuggled into even the commonest of homes, has taken the app world by storm. Search “Bible apps” in either Google Play or the App Store, and you’ll be rubbing your bloodshot eyes for bed before you ever get finished exploring every great Bible-based app that can strengthen your walk with God.
Although it’s a daunting task, we’ve put together some of the very best Bible-based apps; some of them you’ve probably tried, but hopefully you’ll discover a few gems that you’ve never heard of before now. We readily admit there are many other great apps out there, so if you have a favorite we’ve missed, feel free to let us and our readers know about it in the comments section.

And now, without further ado, we present you the 25 Best Bible Apps.

Best Overall Bible App: Olive Tree Bible+

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone and iPad
File Size: 60.4MB
Seller: HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Inc.
Cost: Free

In our searches for the Best Bible Apps, we came across some amazing tools for study, memorization, devotions, and almost anything you could imagine. Still, the cleanest, most readable interface was found on Olive Tree Bible+. The intuitive app allows you to highlight with customized highlighters, take notes with customized fonts and varying text sizes, drastically transform the mood by changing the font and color schemes to however you find the most readable, and even customize the gestures to make it so easy to navigate the app with your reading habits in mind. If you’re looking for a nuts and bolts Bible app that you can intricately customize, Olive Tree is perfect for you.

Our Winner: The Nativity Story – Popup Deluxe Edition

Platform: iOS: iPad only

File Size: 158MB
Seller: Puddle Tap Publishing Ltd.
Cost: $3.99

The Nativity Story – Popup Deluxe Edition offers children a breathtaking storybook feel. Just like when you were a kid and flipped through your first pop-up book in wonder, your kids will be enthralled by the gorgeous pictures and hidden surprises in the pages of this exceptional app, which ends with Luke’s account of the birth of the Christ child.

The Runner-Up: Feast & Famine

Platform: iOS: iPad only
File Size: 18.3MB
Seller: Good Knight Games, LLC
Cost: Free, Offers In-App Purchases

Based on the story of Joseph in Egypt, Feast & Famine is an addictive app that engages kids – and their parents – with an Egyptian-themed crypto-math game with each player trying to store up the most food before the famine. Although the game takes a bit of practice to grasp really, it is addictive from the first round. As your kids begin to understand the concept, they may not realize they’re applying math, but they are. The stealthy educational quality combined with the fun factor makes this inventive app a solid runner-up.

Best Bible-Based Apps for Parents

Our Winner: Bible Quiz 3D-Religious Game

Platform: Android; iOS: iPad and iPhone
File Size: 74.2MB
Seller: Stojan Pesic
Cost: Free; Offers In-App Purchases

The Bible Quiz 3D – Religious Game is another surprisingly addictive app that parents and kids will love to play together. In this adorable app, users compete against other players in cyberspace – which means you must be connected to the Internet. Although this is a negative for this game, especially since poor losers sometimes quit the game before the end and halt the entire game for everyone, it’s almost worth it. Not only will both parents and their children learn plenty from the thoughtful trivia questions, the Mario Kart style racing elements will keep you on the edge of your seats and make you ready to try it again.

The Runner-Up: The ABC’s of God

Platform: iOS: iPad only
File Size: 50.4MB
Seller: Robert Weichert
Cost: $1.99

Are you looking for a great Bible app for your preschoolers? The ABC’s of God offers iPad users a delightful opportunity to train their little ones’ fingers to form letters while teaching them about the Bible. We’re putting this in the parents category because this app is the most effective when the child uses this app alongside a parent. Using this app with your child on a regular basis will pay off as your child begins school with a solid foundation of the basics.

Our Winner: Sermon Audio

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 25.5MB
Seller: SermonAudio.com, LLC
Cost: Free

Are you looking for great sermons to edify you on the road, in the gym, or under the engine? Sermon Audio allows you to catch some great preaching from men of God from today and yesteryear. Sure, women will appreciate it too, but for men who are called to stand in the gaps for their homes and country, this app offers plenty of spiritual ammo.

The Runner-Up: Bible.is

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad
File Size: 14MB
Seller: Faith Comes By Hearing
Cost: Free

This comprehensive app offers a plethora of options and is the hub around an impressive network of Bible apps. Whether you’re a pastor, teacher or layman, you’ll find Bible.is is a treasure trove of resources for your spiritual edification. This is another app that’s great for more than just men. It has designations for almost everyone; you could seriously get lost on here. Then again, you could also get found.

Best Bible Apps for Women

Our Winner: She Reads Truth

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone and iPad
File Size: 71.1MB
Seller: She Reads Truth, LLC
Cost: Free

She Reads Truth is a stunning women’s Bible app that makes Bible reading organized. It offers a series of Bible reading plans, and it also connects women with a community of other women who are seriously in love with the words of God. Its sleek, eye-catching design makes it unlikely that you’ll rush through your quiet time.

The Runner-Up: Jesus Calling

Platform: iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 29.6MB
Seller: HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Inc.
Cost: $9.99

The enthusiastically acclaimed book that draws readers to focus on the peace that Jesus Christ brings is now an app! It makes a great gift for any woman looking for a simple devotional that gets to the heart of the matter concisely and yet beautifully. Even though it’s a bit on the pricey side, the gift of peace that comes from meditating on truth is priceless.

Our Winner: The Apologetics Study Bible for Students

Platform: iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 22.8MB
Seller: LifeWay Christian Resources
Cost: $4.99

This customizable interface offers great resources to anyone who wants to dig deeper into God’s word. For those who have already found the Apologetics Study Bible for Students to be an excellent resource, this app allows them to delve even deeper. By understanding why you believe what you believe, you can engage the culture with the gospel of Jesus Christ with wisdom and discretion. This app helps you do just that.

The Runner-Up: OT39 Old Testament Flashcards by Walk Thru the Bible

Platform: iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 11.3MB
Seller: Walk Thru the Bible Ministries Inc.
Cost: $3.99

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For singles who stay busy in ministry to children, the Walk Thru the Bible OT39 and NT27 Flashcard Systems offer both adults and children fun, visually triggered Bible education flashcards lessons. Based on the ministry of the late J. Vernon McGee, you’ll be amazed how much you can learn from this simple app as you teach your group. Even for adults who never got a clear grasp of how the Bible fits together, this illustrated app makes it simple to comprehend and retain.

Best Bible Memory Apps

Our Winner: Scripture Typer Bible Memory

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 13.9MB
Seller: Millennial Apps, LLC
Cost: Free

If you’ve been meaning to start memorizing Scripture, the Scripture Typer Bible Memorization System is where it’s at. You can type verses out, use flash cards, create drawings, make collections, and set review intervals. You can also sync with your other devices, and on the upgraded version of this amazing app, you can record yourself speaking the verse. Customer reviews say it all; just check out how much the users love this app, and you’ll have every reason to download it then and there.

The Runner-Up: Fighter Verses

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 7.1MB
Seller: Children Desiring God
Cost:$2.99

Fighter Verses is another great Bible memorization app that offers handy features like daily alerts and customizable settings, making Bible memory attainable for anyone, even children. It’s perfect for anyone who’s serious about hiding God’s Word in their heart.

Our Winner: Blue Letter Bible

Platform: iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 42.6MB
Seller: Blue Letter Bible
Cost: Free

Blue Letter Bible is SO comprehensive. Just select a verse, and immediately you’ll have the option of looking up the Strong’s numbers – FOR EACH WORD – as well as a host of other resources immediately. Some of the feature require an Internet connection, but as long as you have that, the BLB is hard to beat.

The Runner-Up: And-Bible

Platform: Android only
File Size: 3.3MB
Seller: Free and Open Source Bible Application
Cost: Free

And-Bible is like the Android version of Blue Letter Bible, except that, after all the initial downloads, it doesn’t require Internet connectivity. Both are indispensable if you want to find the meanings behind words and exhaust every option to study and show yourself approved in Scripture understanding.

Best Hebrew Apps for Children

Our Winner: Dig Quest: Israel

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 80MB
Seller: Friends of the Israel Antiquities Authority Inc.
Cost: Free

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This exciting children’s game makes your little one an archeologist. The beautiful music and real history lessons will intrigue you and your children, and the Hebrew reading of the Dead Sea scrolls will intrigue your little ones to further explore the Holy Land.

The Runner-Up: Rabbi Shalom

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 50.2MB
Seller: Frank Sitbon
Cost:$3.99

Want your kids to understand Hebrew customs? Rabbi Shalom is a cute, animated character who teaches children everything from how to say the Aleph-Bet and the Hebrew blessings to how to dance and sing popular Jewish songs. You’ll think you’re in the land of Israel after your children play this app a few times!

Our Winner: Plugged In

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 6.3MB
Seller: Focus on the Family
Cost: Free

The functionality of the PluggedIn app isn’t as great as the actual website, PluggedIn.com, but it’s still such an amazing resource we still had to rate it at numero uno. Here you can find expert reviews about almost every movie you can imagine, with entertaining, objective, Scriptural reasoning.

The Runner-Up: Kids In Mind

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 2.7MB
Seller: Stevenson Software, LLC
Cost: $1.99

Like PluggedIn, Kids in Mind offers users detailed reports about popular movies. It isn’t as comprehensive as PluggedIn, but for the most popular movies, you’ll find all that you wanted to know – and sometimes way more than you wanted to know. That’s Hollywood, though; the app is awesome.

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Best Audio Bible Apps

Our Winner: Scourby YouBible

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 1.10GB
Seller: Litchfield Associates Ltd, Inc.
Cost: $19.99

For the very best Audio Bible, you just can’t get any better than Alexander Scourby. His rich articulation and animated grasp of each verse have made it a classic for decades. The Scourby YouBible offers the entire set for $19.99. Although this seems outrageous for an app, you’ve got to remember that not too long ago the CD sets sold for a hundred. This app offers custom playlists so that you can listen to only Scripture that addresses a specific need. For those who take advantage of this app, you’re likely to find that the value of the app is worth more than the device cost. It’s truly priceless.

The Runner-Up: YouVersion

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone and iPad
File Size: 35.1MB
Seller: LifeChurch.tv
Cost: Free

YouVersion also offers great audio features. Although the speaker isn’t Alexander Scourby, he’s pretty great in his right. Unfortunately, this app requires an Internet connection, so although it’s free, we’re sticking it at runner-up. It’s still an amazing Bible, and its options surpass the Scourby Bible as a resource. As an audio Bible, it comes in a solid second.

Our Winner: Prayer Prompter

Platform: iOS: iPhone and iPad
File Size: 5.3MB
Seller: Richard Austin
Cost: Free

Although it’s not flashy, Prayer Prompter can revolutionize your prayer life. It allows you to spend time praying Scripture, thanking God, meditating, and even adding your requests. Using the shuffle mode, you can avoid getting into a rut with your prayers and keep it real. This is the kind of app that makes owning an iPhone or an Android worth every penny.

The Runner-Up: VOM Prayer Calendar

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 76.5MB
Seller: The Voice of the Martyrs, Inc.
Cost: Free

The Voice of the Martyrs Prayer Calendar will keep you thinking and praying for persecuted Christians around the world, making it easier to stay thankful and faithful yourself. Who knows? Maybe your fervent prayers will change the world!

Best Gospel Apps

Our Winner: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association App

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad, iPod touch
File Size: 9.9MB
Seller: Sunsplash Consulting
Cost: Free

Who, in the course of modern human events, has made a bigger difference than Billy Graham? This app produced by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association will encourage you in your walk and also help you make a difference by sharing the gospel yourself.

The Runner-Up: Jesus Film Project

Platform: Android; iOS: iPhone, iPad
File Size: 13MB
Seller: Inspirational Films, Inc.
Cost: Free

The Jesus Film has been shown around the world with earth-shaking results. Now in an app, you can share it with those you love, in a multitude of languages, to introduce them to the friend that loved them so much He gave His life that they might live.