I've been working with the SharePoint Framework (SPFx) development method for a while now and I must admit that whilst I was sceptical at first (yet another way of extending SharePoint to learn) I am now a believer. This is…
Read More Creating Web Part that Support Single Part App Pages in SharePoint Online
I am pleased to announce that we have just released an update to our Site Page Breadcrumbs webpart for SharePoint modern. This web part allows site designers to create a logical hierarchical relationship between site pages by providing a breadcrumb…
Currently, modern SharePoint site pages have search boxes embedded within the chrome of the page, although they are not always obvious and not always in the same place. The position varies depending on the site template used and this can…
This blog post in support of the Kaboodle Announce web part which enables you leverage numerous enhanced options when it comes to viewing and managing SharePoint news and events. If you don't know what Kaboodle Announce can do for you,…
This is the 3rd part of my blog mini-series, based around a project to create an Announcement client web part using the SPFx. The aim of this project is to build a web part that can hook up with views…
Read More Creating an Announcement Client Web Part: Part 3 – Rendering Items
My previous post in this series, on how to integrate D3 with SPFx, was a bit of a monster. I covered off how to create a D3 tree in a SharePoint client web part built using SPFx. It was a…
Read More Part 3: Making D3 Trees SharePointy in SPFx Web Parts
In part one of this series I managed to get D3 up and running inside an SPFx client web part. If you don't know what D3 is, or SPFx for that matter, then I suggest you start the journey at…
I'm a long time SharePoint hacker who's grown up with server-side development using the full SharePoint Server Object Model and when you've been churning out WSP files for as long as I have you do get quite comfortable at it.…
Read More Part 1: Getting started with SPFx and D3 – perfect bedfellows?
When designing a SharePoint site, you will likely need to create a number of supporting pages and this article is intended to give you some things to consider when building out these pages. In the end I will introduce you…
Read More The world is not flat and neither should your SharePoint site be!
In order for web parts to function as intended there is usually a requirement to present the user with a number of web part properties that can be configured as parameters that govern how the web part operates. These web…
Read More Adventures with the SharePoint Framework (SPFx): Part 6 – Web Part Properties
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