I've configured Company Branding (Images, Text, etc.) using Azure Active Directory > Company branding > Configure, and works fine.
However, I can't find any way to actually go back and edit the branding (update/delete), etc.
When I go into Company branding now, it just shows a record with LOCALE as Default, and no edit button. And the Delete button is grayed out.
How can I either remove the branding I applied, or edit it (Ideally) to use different images, etc.
Thanks in advance.
When I go into Company branding now, it just shows a record with
LOCALE as Default, and no edit button. And the Delete button is grayed
out.
After you finish configuring, by default, the Delete button is grayed out. But if you want to change the image, you can click the Remove button and then you can update the new.
If your situation is different, please post your screenshot here.
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I am new to APIM, when I try to edit the page api-details and change some of the defaults for "List of Operations" it does not present me with an option to save (stays greyed out). Instead I get a message saying "This section is part of a "Default" layout. Would you like to open it for editing?"
Opening the default layout doesnt really do anything in terms of helping me save these options. How to I save these options? Like "Allow switching between URL paths and operation names"?
After selecting default group the following happens.
One of the workaround to save the changes made to layout in APIM developer portal as following:
Go to the developer portal of the APIM Instance > Click on APIs option on right top corner > Click on Edit Layouts option comes in the bottom right corner >
Edit your layout by adding the required options like List of APIs or API History or Widgets and then click on Save button is available on left side.
After making selection, Save option will be enabled to apply changes.
We have a SharePoint intranet, was accidentally changed by user significantly:
The fonts and styles are all wrong.
The menu from the Settings Cog on the top right corner also has different font styles.
I have just now locked down users permissions, so that only admin users are allowed to change, ordinary users should have read only access. It is a bit too late.
Questions:
Where could the user made the change?
What is the best way to reverse the change?
Can I find out who made the change?
Thanks
There are a few things the user could have done:
Change the "theme" of the site. This is most likely the case if the changes are only applied to one site/subsite, and not your entire site collection. This can be changed back by clicking on the gear, selecting "Site Settings", and then clicking on the "Change the Look" link.
Change the master page for the site. This can be changed back to the default by going to Site Settings again and clicking on the "Master Page" link under Look and Feel.
They EDITED the existing Master Page. This would have bee done through SharePoint Designer, and would need to be fixed through SharePoint Designer. (Find the Master Page in the Master Page Gallery, right click on it, and then select "Reset to Site Definition".
They simply applied a custom stylesheet. This can be reverted to the default by again going to Site Settings, and clicking on the "Master Page" link under Look and Feel.
(In SharePoint 2013, you can actually revert the theme, css, and master page all from the "Master Page" link in Site Settings.)
Sharepoint server publishing feature was activated on one of my SharePoint sites, but it's not showing hide ribbon in Site Actions.
Also when we edit the page, it's appending the parameters “?PageView=Shared&InitialTabId=Ribbon.WebPartPage&VisibilityContext=WSSWebPartPage” to the address bar insted of "?ControlMode=Edit&DisplayMode=Design".
NB : In the navigation setting the "Ribbon" and "Hide Ribbon" commands are already set as "true"
Your issue seems to be similar to that reported here:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/ie/en-US/35c7f486-2b20-4129-b461-65b147a4490e/when-editing-the-page-in-sharepoint-we-cannot-edit-the-content-area-and-we-need-to-click-on-save-and?forum=sharepointgeneral
We found your issue and the solution because when our users edited a sharepoint online page they got take to
intranet/pages/somepage.aspx?PageView=Shared&InitialTabId=Ribbon.WebPartPage&VisibilityContext=WSSWebPartPage
Which showed them a view of the page with no ribbon and no ability to edit the content.
On some pages they were shown the ribbon. In thoses cases they still couldn't edit the content until they clicked the "save and keep editing" option from the ribbon save button. When they did this they were taken to
intranet/pages/somepage.aspx?ControlMode=Edit&DisplayMode=Design
After going through the solution outlined on technet (turn publishing off and turn it on again) our users now experience : edit page taking them to full ribbon, and editable content without a URL suffix i.e. they end up at the following when they edit the page
intranet/pages/somepage.aspx
Hope this helps someone
I have just edited my publishing site home page in SharePoint Designer. The page originally contains some web parts.
I am a newbie as far as SharePoint branding is concerned. I did the editing in Advance Mode when I realized that I couldn't edit areas outside my Web Part Zones and since I need to do that, I tried it using the advance mode. I edited the page adding some inline CSS styling and even added some additional Web Part Zones. Everything looked good when I previewed so I saved and thought all was okay. But to my surprise, Only my account (System Account) can see the changes I made. Every other user on the domain are still see the original page without any of my recent changes.
I have done the Check-In and Publish circle over and over again but no luck.
Does any one have any idea as to what I might have done wrong here and what I can do to fix the issue.
Follow below steps for publishing:
Select “Publish a major version,”. When
prompted to approve the master page, click Yes. This automatically
invokes a SharePoint master page approval page, where you
will find your new master page listed at the top of the page.
Click the drop-down menu beside the master page. Select
Approve and select the Approved radio button. Click OK. Your
master page is now saved and approved in SharePoint.
Navigate to your top-level site collection, and click Site Actions -> Site Settings
Under Look and Feel, select the Master Pages link. For both the
Site and System Master Page settings, select your new master
page from the drop-down menu.
Once you click OK, your changes should be available to all users
I have a very strange issue I just cannot figure out. I am not able to enter Edit Mode on my custom pages. Appending my URL with ?ToolPaneView=2 does nothing. Manipulating the Site Actions button to custom content and changing the MenuItem_EditPage to get the Edit Page button back bring the page into some kind of edit mode with the "Exit Edit Mode" button but still no toolbar or ability to manipulate web parts.
Anyone seen this before?
Thanks
My experience was that the page was created with the SharePoint Server Publishing feature turned on. The site feature was later deactivated and the page could not be edited. Re-activating the feature enabled editing.
I had it once when the page was checked out by the system user.
Discard the current check-out (and lose changes) and I could edit the page again.