Today we'll look at Document libraries. Basically you can have two types, one with folders, one with metadata (and yes sometimes, both). We'll do single uploads and drag and drops, update the metadata and use Quick Edit to 'bulk' update... Continue Reading →
The new #SharePoint Weather Web Part was added for the modern SharePoint sites in the last two months. I've tested it and really like the clean / simple look of it. Because the web part is small, I could easily... Continue Reading →
I love lookup lists. Firstly because I can use them as drop-downs on multiple apps on my site and secondly, because an end user can update these. You don't need access to the library / list settings or the Site... Continue Reading →
The List Settings is where you'll find the version settings, approvals, quick edit etc. This is also where you'll find the Item Level Permissions. This is a great feature that allows you to specify whether users can only see and... Continue Reading →
Depending on whether you have access to the library settings, it's always good to know what you may find there. Versioning, default open behavior, check in / check out, folder creation, content types, column creation etc. If you are new... Continue Reading →
The Site Assets is the library where your #SharePoint / #Communication Site stores all the images you've used on pages. It will create a new folder in the Site Assets, Site Pages Folder for each page where you add images. Let... Continue Reading →