Why are labels visible through a basemap?
Geographic Information Systems Asked on July 13, 2021
I’m working with a custom basemap I created as a vector-tile and published it to AGOL, but I noticed labels are visible through it in both AGOL and ArcGIS Pro. Can anyone explain why this behavior possible? In the image, you can see that the basemap is covering my other layers, yet I can still see the labels for the building and safe zone layer.
One Answer
Labels are not drawn in the same graphics layer as the map layer they are associated with. Labels from all map layers are drawn last in separate graphics layers on top of map layers.
Answered by Son of a Beach on July 13, 2021
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