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3 types of Navigation in SharePoint Online
Building proper navigation in SharePoint Online has always been somewhat of a matzo ball for organizations. While the tools existed, there were limitations that prevented users from creating something consistent. I blogged about 4 different ways to create drop-down menu in SharePoint, but if you had sites spread over multiple sites collections – good luck with that! You could not build common… keep reading >
How to Create Hub Sites in SharePoint Online
Ever since Microsoft announced Hub Site functionality last year, SharePoint community literally has gone meshugana over it. Hub Sites became the new coolest thing and the new buzzword. So, with this post, I would like to explain what the fuss is all about, what the hub sites are, how to create them, what are the use cases for them and whether or… keep reading >
How to inherit navigation in SharePoint
One of the biggest issues that exist in company Intranets is the lack of consistent navigation. I am sure you encountered this scenario yourself. You click on some subsite and the only way to navigate back to where you came from is to desperately hit the browser “Back button”. One of the best practices and user adoption techniques is to assure your companyIntranet has… keep reading >
8 ways to manage links in SharePoint
Links to websites. Links to company applications and software. Links to network drives. Links to sites and documents. Every single organization has some important links you need to bookmark and share with others. So how do you organize, file and store them? Believe it or not, there are 8 distinct ways to manage links in SharePoint. Let me show you. NOTE: Most of… keep reading >
Best Practices on SharePoint Site Design
I got an interesting question from one of my clients the other day. The question was whether I could recommend Best Practices on SharePoint Site Design. Having done some “googling”, I could not find a single article that encapsulated all the best practices. As such, I thought I would write this blog post and provide you tips and advice on best practices… keep reading >
4 ways to create Drop down navigation in SharePoint
Those using SharePoint to build company intranets know that one of the most common requirements of a successful intranet is having an easy, user friendly navigation that allows to quickly go from one site to another. Previously, I have published a blog post on SharePoint Navigation best practices. Clear, simplistic navigation is one of the fundamental techniques in successful user adoption. Today… keep reading >
Search for documents in a document library using Metadata Navigation
I do a lot of live demo examples during my SharePoint Webinars and Training sessions. One of my favorite examples that I always show to my attendees is depicted in an image below. It shows a document library, configured with metadata and a nice-looking filtering mechanism on the left. I always get questions on how I achieved this. The filtering you see… keep reading >
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