You can resize elements in ArcGIS Pro using various methods depending on the type of element you want to adjust. Here are some common ways:
Resizing Symbols
- Directly: Select the symbol you want to resize and use the handles that appear around it. Drag the handles to adjust the size.
- Using the Properties Pane: Right-click on the symbol and choose "Properties." Go to the "Symbol" tab and adjust the "Size" property.
- Using the Symbol Selector: Choose a different symbol from the Symbol Selector, which often has different default sizes.
Resizing Text
- Directly: Select the text element and use the handles to adjust its size.
- Using the Properties Pane: Right-click on the text and choose "Properties." Go to the "Text" tab and adjust the "Font Size" property.
Resizing Graphics
- Directly: Select the graphic and use the handles to adjust its size.
- Using the Properties Pane: Right-click on the graphic and choose "Properties." Go to the "Graphic" tab and adjust the "Width" and "Height" properties.
Resizing Layers
- Directly: Select the layer in the Contents pane and use the handles that appear around its extent to adjust its size.
- Using the Properties Pane: Right-click on the layer and choose "Properties." Go to the "General" tab and adjust the "Scale" property.
Resizing Maps
- Using the Layout View: Go to the Layout View and select the map frame. Use the handles to adjust its size.
- Using the Properties Pane: Right-click on the map frame and choose "Properties." Go to the "Map Frame" tab and adjust the "Width" and "Height" properties.
Remember that resizing elements can affect their appearance and overall map layout. Consider how resizing will impact other map elements and adjust accordingly.
