I have the following question - is it possible to define a link for the branding image in NSIS, so that the user would be able to click on the image and open a web page in a browser? If possible, how is to be done? Thanks for the help in advance.
Regards,
Al
I wasn't able to find anything that suggests that specifying a hyperlink in a branding image is possible. Eventually I abandoned it.
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I have built a guide which I want to share with an audience. We want to use Google Docs to create the guide and embed it in a webpage and display a popout button ( similar the old PDF Viewer) . I noticed that some sites have been able to create a popout button which sits next to the doc which allows you to open the original Google doc.
Is there a clear method to create the embedded doc and have the document show? When I have tried publishing the content - it doesn't seem to give me the option to popout doc into Google docs.
I am writing this answer in order to expand my comment. The guide on my comment describes how to publish a file to the web, so it becomes accessible. Once you do that, you may want to embed it into your webpage. In that case please check this other guide to learn how. Please let me know if you need further help.
I am currently working on the homepage on a Sharepoint online site.
Is there a way to allow the user to navigate between some libraries using arrows? Kind of the same as Image Gallery web part but instead of having images, have directly the different library displayed.
Thank you in advance for the help !
We can not use SharePoint modern document web part, so we could use DetailedList instead.
Official example renderings：
We can write a button on the left and right of the DetailedList to switch the data source of the DetailedList.
Then you can achieve the effect similar to the carousel.
I've been surfing the net and I came across this site.
I need help with my setup: I'd like to create a button, as I show in the image attached, that when users click it, it appears an information panel.
Thanks so much in advanced.
http://www.subeimagenes.com/img/sin-titulo-1-920233.gif
Is it possible to download a page from a website, edit parts of that webpage, save it and then email it to someone so they can see the changes?
I have been using "save as" "web page, complete" to download the page. I can edit it locally but whenever I email this file either the stylesheet or the images do not appear correctly when they open it!
Is there a better way??
It's quite easy to edit a web page using tools like edit.lize.it, but the best way of saving the result is to take a screenshot, like this.
Link: edit.lize.it
Is there an easy way to programmatically know if the current page is a site homepage from a webpart code behind?
I think this post might answer your question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1649833/replace-the-default-page-in-a-sharepoint-website
I think I've found the answer here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.spcontextpageinfo.iswebwelcomepage.aspx
I would recommend that you permit the homepage to tell your web part that it is a homepage. Add a parameter to the web part and allow it to be set in the Edit dialog.