The Editorial Card web part is a new feature in SharePoint designed to enhance content presentation on Pages and News. Unlike automated web parts like News and Events, the Editorial Card allows for manual customization, giving designers more control over how content is displayed. This web part showcases content in an engaging card format, which can capture viewers’ attention and enhance the visual appeal of the page.
The Hero web part in SharePoint has always been a powerful tool for creating visually engaging pages. With the latest update, Microsoft has introduced a new carousel layout, taking the Hero web part to the next level. This new feature allows you to display multiple highlighted messages in rotating slides, enhancing the visual appeal and functionality of your pages.
As we step into 2025, it’s a perfect time to reflect on the latest developments in SharePoint and related technologies from December 2024. While December was a quieter month with fewer updates than usual, it still brought some significant announcements that promise to enhance user experiences.
One of the standout updates is the improvement in Viva Connections with the introduction of ACE (Adaptive Card Extensions) cards. These cards now allow users to connect directly to Power Apps, streamlining workflows and boosting productivity. Additionally, the exciting news that users will soon be able to create their own cards means that the Viva Connections dashboard is set to become truly personalized, catering to individual needs and preferences.
Stay tuned to explore how these updates can transform the way you and your users interact with SharePoint and its ecosystem.
November was an action-packed month with a flurry of updates from Microsoft Ignite, promising exciting changes for SharePoint users. Let’s dive into some of the standout features:
First up, Agents in OneDrive are set to revolutionize how you manage your files. Then, there’s the Page Creation Assistance from Microsoft Copilot in SharePoint, which uses advanced AI to help you craft engaging web pages effortlessly. And don’t miss OneDrive’s Catch up with Copilot, designed to keep you on top of your tasks and files.
But that’s just the tip of the iceberg! There’s so much more to explore, so make sure to check out the full article to stay updated on all the latest developments.
The world of SharePoint is about to change in a big way. With the latest updates from Microsoft Ignite 2024, creating content in SharePoint is going to be easier, more engaging, and visually stunning. This article will explain how, focusing on three key features: the Copilot content generator, design ideas, and flexible layout.
The days of making SharePoint not look like SharePoint are gone, and I bet that soon you will start hearing people wanting to make their site look like SharePoint. Don’t miss out on these exciting new features—check it out and start transforming your SharePoint sites today!
Welcome to my annual post with the updates for SharePoint and related technologies from Microsoft Ignite! For those new to the event, Microsoft Ignite is one of the premier conferences for IT professionals, showcasing the latest innovations and product updates from Microsoft. This year, the event was held from November 18-22, 2024, in Chicago, both in-person at the McCormick Place West and online.
In this post, I’ll explore the exciting new features and enhancements for SharePoint and related technologies unveiled at Ignite 2024. From AI-driven improvements to enhanced collaboration tools, there’s a lot to cover.
Managing and accessing large amounts of information efficiently is crucial and SharePoint now offers a unique feature called Copilot agents. These AI-powered assistants help streamline workflows and enhance collaboration by providing quick and accurate answers to your queries based on the content in your SharePoint sites and document libraries.
October 2024 was an exciting month for SharePoint and related technologies, bringing a wave of new features and enhancements designed to elevate your productivity and customization options. From the ability to customize your individual sites and experiences with new fonts and themes to the improved integration of Microsoft Lists links in Teams messages, there’s something for everyone. Additionally, the introduction of SharePoint design ideas offers creative solutions to enhance your site designs, while the approvals integration in Document Libraries streamlines your workflow processes.
To dive deeper into these updates and discover even more enhancements, be sure to check out our detailed blog post. Stay ahead of the curve and make the most of these powerful new tools!
By default, all SharePoint pages, with the exception of the home page, have a page title defined in the banner section of the page. Even though it was possible to get rid of it by using a workaround to change the page layout, as I explained in an earlier post, that is no longer needed with the recent update made to the banner web part.
If you want to remove the page title and the banner from a SharePoint page, the process is now straightforward. You don’t need to worry about using PowerShell, browser extensions, or custom solutions to do it. So let’s see how this can change the look of your pages.
In the classic SharePoint world, sites used to have both vertical and horizontal navigation. I did quite a few customizations for both, including creating a collapsible menu for vertical navigation.
In today’s post, I want to show you how you can bring some of those old vibes to the modern SharePoint communication sites and how you can use the Site Pages library to create a collapsible menu for your pages that can be used as a template.
Let’s implement this solution using just standard SharePoint components; you’ll be surprised.
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