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Introduction If you’ve ever tried to give a PowerPoint presentation and switch to your desktop to do a demo, you may have noticed that PowerPoint tends to fight with you to stay in slide show mode.
This is an interactive post that you can customize to get a personalized list of commands you’ll need when contributing to a PnP repository on GitHub.
Find out how you create create shortcuts that will launch your Edge browser with a different profile. Bonus: find out how to configure your Stream Deck buttons to launch Edge, Teams, and conference calls using different browsers.
I’m not a great presenter. I have been working in IT for over thirty years, during which time I have done many technical demos… and failed many of them.
Introduction If you’re an SPFx developer who uses Visual Studio Code, you may have noticed that the JSON files that the Yeoman generator creates contain comments to help you understand how to configure your manifest. The only problem is: JSON files aren’t supposed to have comments.
Edge Chromium lets you use different browsing profiles, but did you know that you could have custom profile images for each one? Here’ show.
Microsoft Lists will soon make it easy to create rules to react to changes in your lists. Find out what I’ve learned so far.
Like chameleons, SPFx web parts can change colors to adapt to changing environments and blend in. Find out how to build good-looking web parts on any theme.
Introduction As Microsoft Lists starts rolling out to Microsoft 365, I find that more and more people seem to get confused about Microsoft Lists vs SharePoint, or complaining about how they’ll have to “learn a new product … again!
If you’re getting errors in modern SharePoint pages when trying to open a link in a new tab, read this.
In this post, I’ll show you how you can use SCSS pseudo-classes in your SPFx projects and configure stylelint so that it doesn’t give you any warnings.
Find out how you can automatically synchronize your NodeJS package version with your web part solution version and display it in a web part’s property pane.
With some Word template know-how and Power Automate, you can dynamically generate documents in your business processes. Find out how!
The on-premises data gateway allows your cloud-based Power Platform services to access your on-premises data, such as databases, file shares, and SharePoint data. Find out how it works and how to u…
Sometimes you just need to find your SharePoint Online tenant ID and you don’t have access to the Azure Admin center.
Find out how designing Power Automate workflows and the Ohio State University campus have in common.
Find out how the Xbox Adaptive Controller gives everyone the opportunity to be anyone they want to be online
Here is a handy compatibility matrix telling you which version of SharePoint and SPFx work together.
In today’s post, we unearth an old SharePoint feature from 2009 and create a more contemporary version of it to help redirect users from your old on-premises SharePoint to SharePoint online.
Using Edge Chromium, you can open multiple browser windows as multiple Office 365 users. Here’s how to do it.
Making your first contribution to the SharePoint PnP community can be scary!
I asked the SharePoint Developer Community what development tools they use on their workstations to develop SPFx solutions. They came through!
According to Microsoft, you should be able to use a base64-encoded SVG image for your web part icon, but it hasn’t worked in a while. Here is how to fix it.
In today’s post in the web part layout series, we discuss the compact layout.
Here is a list of the most common SharePoint Developer community repositories and information to get started with each one.