Learning ArcGIS Pro

the Trippville_GIS geodatabases.
2. Expand the Base feature dataset and select the City_Limits feature class. Holding
your mouse button down, drag the City_Limits feature class into the map view.
Once your mouse pointer is in the map view, release your mouse button.
City Limits have now been added to your map using a drag and drop method. This
is one of the methods you can use to add a new layer from resources connected in the
Project pane. Now you will need to change the symbology for the City_Limits
layer:
3. Click on City_Limits in the Contents pane until a blue box highlights the layer
name. Then, type City Limits to give the layer a new name, which will appear
better in a legend.
4. Click on the symbol located below the City Limits layer name in the Contents pane
to open the Symbology pane on the right-hand side of the interface.
5. Click on the Properties tab in the Symbology pane.
6. Make the following changes to the Appearance settings:
Color: No color
Outline Color: Black
Outline Width: 3 pt
The Appearance setting window looks as follows:
7. Once you verify that the settings are correct, click on Apply.
8. Click on the MAP tab on the ribbon.
9. Your map now has a single configured layer. Click on the Add Data button to add a
few more layers.
10. Click on Databases in the Add Data window and then double-click on the
Trippville_GIS geodatabase.
11. Double-click on the Base feature dataset.