Drag’n’Drop is just another way the user can interact with the data in a mobile application (quite a powerful one I might add). It can be used to move items in a list from one category to another or simply to adjust the priority of list items. In this context, ListView ordering with drag and… READ MORE
At the recent Build 2017 conference, Microsoft announced new customisation capabilities for SharePoint. With these new abilities, organisations will be able to better tailor SharePoint to their needs. But there are also risks involved with using a customised SharePoint environment. Here is how we can help. Deeply customise SharePoint One of the most powerful features… READ MORE
Franck Cornu, Microsoft MVP, provides an overview of the Taxonomy navigation components for SharePoint Online using Office UI Fabric and JSOM
Learn from Sonja Madsen, Microsoft MVP about Office UI Fabric Icons for SharePoint Developers
It’s amazing to me how much better multi lingual support has gotten in 2010, and I think many don’t even realize just how easy it is to setup to support. When language packs first came out, we worried we’d need to have support people for each language pack we rolled out. This is NOT the case today. With the ability to have users simply pick their preferred display language someone supporting someone’s site could simply change the language display to their own preference. A site simply displays by default in its language and supports alternates with a simple click of a checkbox after the language packs have been installed. I was amazed how easy it was to setup
