What are two ways to update visibility range settings for a map layer in ArcGIS Pro?

To update visibility range settings for a map layer in ArcGIS Pro, utilizing the options provided, the labeling functionality is directly relevant to adjusting how features are displayed based on various conditions, including scale. Using the Labeling tab on the ribbon, users can access specific settings related to how labels are applied, which includes adjusting the visibility range settings for labels depending on the scale of the map.

The visibility range for a layer entails setting minimum and maximum scale thresholds that dictate when the labels appear on the map. This control is essential for ensuring that labels remain legible and are only displayed when zoomed to an appropriate scale, thereby enhancing the overall clarity and usability of the map.

The other options do not provide the necessary functionality needed specifically for setting visibility range. For instance, simply right-clicking on a layer and choosing to label does not grant direct access to the scale settings for visibility adjustments. Similarly, the Map Scale down arrow allows for zooming but doesn't directly correlate with setting a visibility range for labeling. Finally, while accessing Labeling Properties could provide some settings regarding labels, it would not directly address the visibility range options as comprehensively as the Labeling tab on the ribbon does.