Just over half way there, and we’ve already got a good looking #Intranet. In this session we’ll use the template page for our departments to copy a page for Human Resources. I’ll also show you how to edit the page as well as filter the web parts to the documents and FAQ’s it uses. Remember… … Read moreLet’s Build a #SharePoint Intranet Together (Part 12)
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Inline message translation is a new Microsoft Teams feature. This feature allows your users who receive a message (from another Teams user) in a different language from their own, to click the translate button to see that message translated to their client’s language. We’ll be gradually rolling this out to all customers in mid-July, and … Read moreNew feature: Message translation in Teams
We’ve achieved so much already, and today we’ll start by building the template page we’ll use for our departmental pages. These pages will be like corporate brochures which shares information about your department as well as the content that is relevant to your department. If we build a template, we can copy and paste this… … Read moreLet’s Build a SharePoint Intranet Together (Part 11)
We’re using the amazing Communication Site Templates in #SharePoint to build our #Intranet. Before we start building our departmental pages, I’d like to give you an overview of what to expect in the new modern pages Web Parts. This will already get you excited as to what web parts you would like to add on… … Read moreLet’s Build a SharePoint Intranet Together (Part 10)