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Taking inspiration from @thisismikehall beautiful maps to add a vintage styling to a new map of #WoodsHole. https://t.co/6a4R57JdwX

@CascadiaMac @ArcGISOnline I am not using a simple <iframe> here because I wanted to chop out all of the frame and credit information from my Observable embed, so I used that embed generator to do that.

@CascadiaMac @ArcGISOnline The process is straightforward tbh: Take your <iframe> little...html burrito and drop it into the 'code' pane of a Embed in the Experience builder, and...thats it. It generates a link that you can use anywhere. https://t.co/wdXVvY53YR

@CascadiaMac @ArcGISOnline The Story Map: The Experience: https://t.co/KC5gB6QIEZ And the code itself is using this https://t.co/iWxAnEIPMp to generate a link. Heres the OG notebook of my code:https://t.co/pzjE4kKUzp

The advantage of the Experience Builder is that it can handle entire blocks of html code, which gives you way more formatting control than a <iframe> or a bare link.

Hot off the press: Interactive #d3 charts in a #StoryMap but instead of using Github for hosting, try a @ArcGISOnline Experience Builder to create a link https://t.co/29IqxXrBd9

Not pictured, me learning d3: https://t.co/ceIOTBU7FA

Experiments with #d3 and @observablehq : P https://t.co/FXQjXA1lKl

@getbounds @Mapbox this is absolutely insane. just wow.

RT @getbounds: Having some fun with @Mapbox terrain...the highest peak in each state. #gis #dataviz