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I stumbled across an issue last week where a client was reporting that the custom branding broke the print functionality of their Nintex forms. I made the master page so I already know that I didn’t chop out anything from the masterpage, it might be hidden [...]
New blog site launched. Bare with me while I work out the kinks! (08.09.2016)
Here’s a quick little snippet of CSS if you are trying to hide the Newsfeed, OneDrive or Sites from the Waffle Menu in SharePoint 2016. [...]
Over the course of the past 6 months I’ve found myself using Visual Studio Code as my goto html/css/javascript IDE. Much of the time I [...]
There are a number of already built in helper (or utility) classes in Office 365 and SharePoint 2013. These classes can be very useful when you are building new components. You can skip writing CSS for [...]
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During my last project we were asked to create a fairly simple site template on Office 365. I typically cringe when I hear the word site definition / site template or web template. The reason goes way back to the beginning of my career with SharePoint. One of my [...]
You may or may not already know that SharePoint has the ability to do full width background images. If you’ve ever applied one of those wacky composed looks then you would see that some of them have [...]
This is an exciting time! The much anticipated SharePoint Framework Preview was released yesterday. And guess what … they are essentially Add-ins /Apps. Right now just the web parts piece is released [...]
I was just thinking about this issue one day and realized that I could just override the default image but if the user decides that they wanted to change it later via site settings they could. Why do I [...]
It really is super simple and requires I line of CSS per item. If you want to hit them all or any future ones you could hide the whole element. [...]
Introduction This all started as a request from a client to hide only certain users from the people search. I’ve decided on this route because the management interface already exists to update user [...]
Introduction In my last post I talked about making the SharePoint navigation render in a Bootstrap friendly way. I suggested that you could do this by changing the markup of the navigation using an ASP:Repeater [...]