Good evening, is it possible to add more columns to the list layout of the web part? I want to show a site column that is being used on all sites.
The short answer is NO.
We can’t customize the OOB modern web part, If it's critical to have this behavior, then a developer can create a custom web part via SPFx.
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is it possible for sharepoint 2010 to create global web parts?
I have 10 pages that would use one web part, I want to create one in a library, then drag and drop it in, and when editing one, it updates across all the pages I inserted this web part.
I suppose what you are looking for is proper scoping. When creating a webpart you have a feature for it. When the webpart is added to a farm solution you may set the scope of the feature to be web app level or farm level (those are the global ones). I suppose web application level is the one you will be interested in. Then you may add webpart deployed like this to any number of pages.
To check more about scoping please check those two links:
https://www.pritambaldota.com/understanding-features-and-feature-scope-in-sharepoint-2010/
https://www.red-gate.com/simple-talk/dotnet/net-tools/using-features-and-solutions-to-deploy-your-sharepoint-customizations/
I love the simplicity of SP Wiki. I have further enhanced the wiki page by adding an additional column/field to categorize each page. I then embedded:
- a CEWP to include SCRIPTS and STYLES,
- a list to create a heirarchy (breadcrumb navigation)
- a document library to highlight resources applicable to that page.
The dynamic effect is acheived by:
1. setting my resource doocuments and breadcrumb list to that exact category and
2. filtering the list/library web parts via 'connections'.
Whilst it was easy to this set up on 2 or 3 wiki pages, it is time consuming and would be confusing for the person to whom I would soon be handing over this function to create and manage hundreds of pages.
Is there a way to combine all the 3 web parts (and their customization) and export it as a single web part? Or any other way to achieve this?
Note: Unfortunately I am a front end user only - I dont have access to the backend admin access or SP Designer.
Save the site as a template :)
Reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj938033(v=office.15).aspx
You create one template wiki, save it as a template including content and you can then create a new site, based on that template.
I wonder if there is a way to put a list and some text(rich text) in a web part.
I'm putting multiple web parts in a web part page, and there's some description of the list. If I insert another content editor web part above my list web part, the page looks fragmented and the user won't relate two web parts together.
I understand there's no way to put a web part into another. Any suggestion about what I can do about it?
Try using blank page. not a webpart page.
You can insert rich text on it at the same time you can insert webparts.
I'm using OOTB Table Of Content web part. However, the structure that it displays slightly differs from the one I need to show. I need to hide several node + render some additional. I though that I could take advantage of the control that is used that Table Of Content web part (if there's one). Is it possible to achieve?
Thanks
I think you should use Content Query Web Part or you can create a new web part using OOTB toc web part as a base and render it on your own. You can do additional operations that way as well.
I have a couple of questions regarding SharePoint 2007.
Is it possible to bind a List View Web Part to SQL Analysis Services using SharePoint configuration?
I have two webparts. When clicking one row of a List View Web Part, I want to show a chart in another web part based on the value on the clicked row. How can I achieve this functionality? Is this possible without writing any code, just by configuring?
What you want is the functionality delivered in PerformancePoint, which comes with a SharePoint E-Cal (although it was originally a separate product). The PPS Dashboard Item Web Part does exactly what you're looking for.