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For those who were looking for a style editor like Mapbox for Esri basemaps, here is one. This is an interactive basemap style WYSIWYG editor readily usable with ArcGIS Developer account.  How it works
Start by selecting an existing Esri vector basemap (e.g. World Street Map or Light Gray Canvas) and then just begin customizing the layer colors and labels from there. You can edit everything from fill and text symbols to fonts, halos, patterns, transparency, and zoom level visibility. When you are finished, the styles are saved as an item in ArcGIS Online with a unique ID. The Map Viewer or any custom application can then reference the item to display the basemap. Design Tools
The editor makes styling easy by allowing you to style many layers at once or by allowing you to search for individual layers of interest. Here are some of options available: Quick Edit – select all layers and style them at once Edit by Color – select and replace a color for one or more layers Edit Layer Styles – search for one or more layers to style Layer Editor – click the map or the layer list to perform detailed editing on a layer Quick edits Layer editor Try it!
To start customizing a basemap sign into the ArcGIS for Developers website and click “New Basemap Style”. There are also new ArcGIS DevLabs for styling a vector tile basemap and displaying a styled vector basemap in your application.  For more inspiration visit this showcase of some custom styles we have created. ArcGIS Vector Tile Style Editor

Hi people, Can anyone find textbook of Polish Map specification (.pm file), please?

Thank so much for the fast answer! It helped me  In the last step where we divide by 100, we also need to define the answer has to be in float, otherwise it assumes as integer and give answer as 0 and 1: Float("Myras")/100 /Maya    

How to round up/down an pixel value of a raster to a pixel value with 2 decimal places? related - Round Raster to next higher or lower int

Hello all, How can i round the raster pixel values with 5 decimals to just 2 decimals in ArcGIS. I tried the round down and it converted the raster into an integer file which is not what i want. I want to make a value like 1.00469 to 1.00 or a value like 0.93589 to 0.94 etc. Thanks, Maya