You're reading from Customizing and Extending SharePoint Online Design tailor-made solutions with modern SharePoint features to meet your organization's unique needs

Product type Paperback

Published in Mar 2024

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781803244891

Length 402 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Tools

SharePoint Framework

Concepts

CMS

Author (1):

Matti Paukkonen

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Table of Contents (27) Chapters

Preface

1. Part 1:Exploring SharePoint Online FREE CHAPTER

2. Chapter 1: SharePoint Online in a Nutshell

3. Chapter 2: Organize Content with SharePoint Sites

4. Chapter 3: Access Controls in SharePoint

5. Chapter 4: Lists and Libraries

6. Chapter 5: Describing Content with Site Columns and Content Types

7. Chapter 6: Creating Informative and Stunning Content with Modern SharePoint Pages

8. Part 2:Enhancing the SharePoint Content

9. Chapter 7: Search in SharePoint

10. Chapter 8: Managed Metadata

11. Chapter 9: Understand Information with Microsoft Syntex

12. Chapter 10: Bring SharePoint Content to Teams with Viva Connections

13. Chapter 11: App Catalog and the SharePoint Store

14. Part 3:Automate and Extend SharePoint Experiences

15. Chapter 12: Automate SharePoint with Power Automate

16. Chapter 13: Extend SharePoint with Power Apps

17. Chapter 14: Site, List, and Document Templates

18. Chapter 15: Improving List Experiences with View Formatting

19. Part 4:Create Your Own Customization using SharePoint Framework and Microsoft Graph

20. Chapter 16: Introduction to SharePoint Framework

21. Chapter 17: Access SharePoint Data using Microsoft Graph

22. Chapter 18: Web Parts and App Part Pages

23. Chapter 19: Extending User Experiences with SharePoint Framework Extensions

24. Chapter 20: Community Solutions for Extending SharePoint Online

25. Index

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Each site has its own separate site navigation. In communication site navigation, the header area of the site can be found and is called global navigation. On team sites, navigation is placed on the left and is called a quick launch navigation. Navigation in team sites can also be changed to the header area if needed:

Figure 2.11 – Navigations in the SharePoint site

The site navigation is consistently visible on all pages, as well as in the list and library views on the site. The navigation links and structure are managed by site owners by using Edit link after the navigation headers.

The hub navigation is placed on top of the page on the hub and all associated sites. Owners of the hub site can manage the navigation content on the hub site.

Both navigation elements support a three-level deep hierarchy and can be styled as a fly-out menu or a megamenu. The fly-out menu displays the second-level navigation links or headers...