I rendered a Quarto HTML book with several pages and trying to host the Quarto HTML book in Microsoft sharepoint / Teams. But clueless on how to publish it in Microsoft sharepoint. Because the requirements for Sharepoint is .aspx and Quarto files are in html. Manually changing the HTML to aspx is not a viable solution. Is there anyway to upload & publish Quarto HTML pages to Sharepoint?
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I m new to this sharepoint and we are using 2003 version we want to have one external html page to be embedded in sharepoint 2003. (Simply bringing one external html page throught sharepoint)
If you're using SharePoint Designer, you can add a Page Viewer Web Part to the area of the page where you want to display the external content.
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Page-Viewer-Web-Part-e364436c-0ec4-4819-acac-1982b3525531
Alternatively, if you're editing the HTML you may be able to get away with using
<iFrame src="<URL to external content>" />.
I have a Office365 PRO account subscription, which offers integrated sharepoint websites, and I want to use the Sharepoint Designer for designing Forms in my Websites.
Now, in the designer, I can open the site and ASPX pages, but I can only edit the HTML Code. I don't see the graphical designer area, and all toolbar items like Button, Textbox, etc. are disabled.
The program also says "the page does not contain any regions that are editable in safe mode":
So, how can I create a sharepoint website which can be fully edited with the Sharepoint Designer ?
I have of course downloaded the latest version.
Design View was removed from SharePoint 2013:
https://blogs.office.com/2012/10/10/changes-to-the-design-view-in-sharepoint-designer-2013/
The alternative would be mapping your SharePoint site as a network drive unit and work with your favorite WYSIWYG editor, but that would have many limitations.
I am trying to Embed a SharePoint Site Page in a Content Editor Webpart using iframe in SharePoint 2010. Once i save and close the content editor, the iframe is removed. Is there a solution for this?
The Content Editor Web Part is intended for adding HTML content to a Web Part Page, it is not designed to link to a Web site. If you need to link to a Web site, consider using the Page Viewer Web Part. -Microsoft-
refer this link.
Not sure if this can help you, but I wrote a blogpost about embedding videos like iframes into Rich Text fields.
In short its a script you add to your page through a Content Editor Web Part and after that the users can simply paste the iframe code directly into the rich text field and the content will show.
You could also embed the script into your masterpage.
Anyway, have a look at it and maybe you can modify the script to your needs
Embed video using script
I want to place the RSS Viewer web part into a page layout I've created.
In the Sharepoint Designer (Sharepoint 2010) using the "Advanced Edit Mode" I tried to add the RSS Viewer web part but I cannot find it in the list. Under "Insert>Web part" I find many other web parts but the one I need is missing, also under "More web parts..." it cannot be found.
The web part is installed (I activated the feature). The web part can manually be added to a page into a web part zone when I don't use the Designer but edit the page directly in the browser but of course this is not what I need as I have to put it in the page layout.
Anyone got an Idea why the web part is not selectable/visible in the list?
As I've learned not all web parts are available in this listing.
The workaround would be to manually add the desired web part to a webpart zone on the page (not in the designer) and then open the page in the designer so that you can copy/paste the web part relevant code to the page layout of your desire.
I'm using Sharepoint 2010 with a custom master page. I also have a non-Sharepoint part of the site that has an html file containing content that needs to be on the Sharepoint part of the site as well. I was wondering if it is possible to include the html file inside my master page so whenever the html file is updated, only 1 file needs to be changed?
Can you use the Page Viewer WebPart?
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-sharepoint-services-help/page-viewer-web-part-HA010024045.aspx
Of course if you place it in the master page, it will have to be a static webpart (no webpart zone)