Sometimes you need to remove web parts from your SharePoint page. Seems like a typical, everyday thing for a Site Owner to have to do. And it is. But it depends on the situation, how you remove the web part, and why you’re doing it. The thing is, removing a web part in SharePoint isn’t always as… READ MORE
The SharePoint Framework (SPFx) improved a lot during the last drops. I thought to myself what fancy sample can I build using the framework. During the Hackathon at the European SharePoint Conference we saw a lot of great uses of this new framework. One team was even able to add a framework web part to… READ MORE
If you work with SharePoint at this point you’ve probably realized that SharePoint Designer is one of your best allies but still is a bit temperamental and sometimes it just refuses to work properly. In this article, I’ll cover the most common issues and how to fix them. Unable to open a site …the version… READ MORE
The Modern SharePoint Framework have a new WebPart Properties pane. The property pane allows end users to configure the web part with a bunch of properties. The property pane has three key metadata: Pages Pages provide you the flexibility to separate complex interactions and put them into one or more pages. Pages then contain Header… READ MORE
Publishing SharePoint site as a template can save you a lot of time if you want to replicate it again in your environment. Unfortunately if you used a Publishing Site or if you had to activate the Publishing Features in a Collaboration Site, save site as a template will not be available. In this article… READ MORE
SharePoint size and usage limitations If there’s one thing all SharePointers have to keep in mind, it’s the limits of the tool you’re using. Some of these can be annoying, though most of them won’t bother you… for the most part. That is until you discover their existence, seemingly right when you’re trying to… READ MORE
Let’s make the comparison with your favourite social network web site. In the real life, do you refresh your Facebook/LinkedIn/Twitter feed by hitting the « F5 » key every time to get new updates? Obviously not. You are automatically notified in real time when something new happened. Getting back to an intranet portal scenario, why it couldn’t be the… READ MORE
In today’s time, each Office Dev participates in productivity and collaboration based projects. The wave of DevOps also contributes to shape up the Office Dev world. First, it is important to understand what is DevOps. Then how it differs from Agile. DevOps is a culture shift and collaboration between development, operations and testing. There is… READ MORE
At ESPC17 we’ll be bringing the community together across four special days and a host of formats, from tutorials to keynote sessions. The European SharePoint, Office365 and Azure Conference is the leading event of its kind in Europe where developers, end users, business decision makers, IT Professionals & more come together to learn, explore and… READ MORE
If you are building your company’s Intranet on SharePoint, you will eventually have to make one very important decision: What do you do with the Intranet home page? No matter what the objective of your portal is, you kind of need to have a home page. But how do you go about designing it? What… READ MORE
