On SharePoint online, there is a possibility to activate a feature on the tenant that allows you to have CDN on some libraries inside your SharePoint. Typically, there are multiple files stored in this service and they will load faster on the page if you have this service activated.
Sometimes, we need to quickly create an HTML page to share some content. In this case, it was a GIT presentation that was built and I had the idea to create an Azure web app to store this information since it’s an HTML page. This will help in the case we need to share this information with anyone. I’ll explain step-by-step the process that I’ve done. This could be one of the fastest ways to publish something with a public URL.
Often during our daily work, we’ve notification pop-up here and there on our screens, this disturbs our concentration on certain tasks. When that happen you can miss the logic that you’re developing to complete a task. To overcome these situations, modern communication tools allow you to set your availability to “Do-not-Disturb(DND)”. But, I’ll say that it depends. There are some persons that you may want to be disturbed by.
When creating a new page a header with the title of the page will be shown to the user. In the current days, it’s not possible to remove that header from the page using the SharePoint interface. Today, we will share a PowerShell that allows you to remove that area from the page and some article that you can use with different options.
Recently I have seen on the community that when you add a column with the internal name of Thumbnail, SharePoint automatically generates a preview of the document. In the post below, we’ll add this column to multiple SharePoint sites that have the list or library that you intend to have the preview of the document. This feature has been requested on the SharePoint User Voice.
Often I do remote sessions where I need to request control over the other person PC. However, the Microsoft Teams has this option is deactivated by default. That can make this meeting to take longer and in the next blog post, I’ll let you know on how to activate this option on Microsoft Teams.
After reviewing the amazing article of Emanuele Bartolesi about customizing the new terminal for Windows which looks amazing and then I asked myself – how about configuring it with the logo of the PnP or the famous mascot of Parker? Let’s make it so I’ve built a customized terminal with the PNP media logos. I’ve added it to the GIT so everyone can copy this configuration or improve it.
SharePoint Framework is growing in a daily bases and the solutions built for it are in always evolving with new features or improvements. However, it can be necessary to restore the older solution on your SharePoint Online due to some requirements of the projects or even issues.
When you are creating a SharePoint Online, by default the owners of that specific site will manage all the request access to the SharePoint site. If the user doesn’t have permissions to access to the SharePoint site these owners will receive an email to authorize or not these users to access the site. On the following article, we will use PNP Powershell to add an extra email to the default configuration.
SharePoint sites have by default the possibility to be shared by any member belonging to the site and with it, they can share with anyone of your organization or external. With this, you can end with the site being shared with a lot of users without you realizing that happened.
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