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When you use the "Promoted Links" web part on one of your pages, there is the possibility that the web part uses a lot of horizontal space because you need to display a large number of tiles; for example, 12 tiles.For an aesthetically-pleasing display of the tiles, without cumbersome scroll buttons, you would need a large 16:9 monitor.
Active: 2021-01-21
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We have implemented a solution to wrap tiles within promoted links as described in the following article: SharePoint 2013: Promoted Links Wrap Tiles. This works well for us however now we want to make use of multiple promoted link lists. On the technet page someone already asks for the same thing that we need however there is no answer yet.
Active: 2021-01-19
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Promoted Links – Tiles view webpart is one of the easiest way to present the new Tile interface to the user. The default view only renders the Tiles horizontally and to have wrapped tile view, we have to customise it. For our O365 project, we have customised the Tiles view using the following Javascript. Default […]
Active: 2021-01-21
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Your example page looks like Classic SharePoint. To access Page Layout's, click Settings (Cog) > Edit Page > Page (tab in the Ribbon) > click Page Layout. The Classic Promoted Links web part does not work with Modern site pages. Using a Modern Site Page with the Quick Links web part and a 1 or 3 column section layout would be a nice alternative.
Active: 2021-01-21
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The idea is that we will create one Promoted Links list called “Tiles”, and create an extra column (multi-select choice) called Show On, where we can set the values of the pages that we want each tile to be displayed on. This can be done in Office 365, SharePoint 2013, and SharePoint 2016.
Active: 2021-01-21
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The problem with the Promoted Links App is that it's practical and intuitive but far from sexy. Out-Of-The-Box it will place all the tiles on one horizontal line. The result is that end-users who want it on multiple lines will just create a new promoted links list and place it below the other one. Another issue is the resizing part of the images.
Active: 2021-01-18
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The issue here is that you can’t change the promoted links view… So I think you need to look at a workaround. A possible one is doing it via a search results webpart where you “search” for the items in the list, and change the display template to have it look like promoted links. A way to achieve this is written in this blog.
Active: 2021-01-21
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A quite useful usability feature that I like and highly recommend for your SharePoint sites is called “SharePoint Tiles” (also known as Promoted Links). It is a great way to “spice up” your site, make it more user-friendly for your end users and break away from stale out of the box look and feel.
Active: 2021-01-22
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The size of each tile in the Promoted Links Webpart is 160px . So if we set the promoted links web part body width to (160*X)px, x is the number of tiles in one row, the web part will resize itself vertically. Thus causing the tiles to realign downwards. Thus if you want 3 tiles in one row the webpart size will be 160*3= 480px .
Active: 2021-01-20
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SharePoint 2013: Promoted Links Wrap Tiles - TechNet ... SharePoint 2013: Promoted Links Wrap Tiles When you use the " Promoted Links " web part on one of your pages, there is the possibility that the web part uses a lot of horizontal space because you need to display a large number of tiles; for example, 12 tiles.
Active: 2020-09-09
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How to Create Promoted Links in SharePoint. First find the images you want to use as icons for your links, and create a library of the images. Next, identify the content you want to promote. Create a library or list of this content. Also create a view your users will access when they click the links.
Active: 2021-01-21
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In this blog we'll be looking at resizing the promoted links (default size is 150x150px) and wrapping them to create an Employee Toolkit. For more information on Promoted Links, see my previous blog: The lighter side of Microsoft #15: Wrapping Promoted Links in SharePoint Step1: Create the Promoted Links Images: 1. Create the images you…
Active: 2021-01-21
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hello, the answer by meShare " press F12 and check the class for detail box .Make some changes and adjust according to your requirement. is the possible solution. or else you can create your own customized tiles using j queries available. cheers, HTH | Mark as answer if you find this post helpful. Jay
Active: 2021-01-21
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Responsive Promoted Links App Part. So, previously I wrote about changing the look and feel of the SharePoint Promoted Links app. If you have modified your promoted links as listed in this article, you’ll see something like this:. Maximized window view:
Active: 2021-01-20
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A simple way to change size of Promoted Links in SharePoint using CSS. Add the following CSS inside a Content Editor web part. ... Delta between ms-tileview-tile-root and size of the promoted link tiles is the space between tiles */.ms-tileview-tile-root ... word-wrap: break-word;} Posted by Nenad Jurisin at 4:28 PM.
Active: 2021-01-20
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SharePoint 2013 has nice little tiles called Promoted Links to link to stuff all over your sites. However, they all display horizontally when you add them to your page. Silly Microsoft for not providing us the option to list them horizontally or vertically in the first place - but thank you SharePoint community for providing the work-around,…
Active: 2021-01-20
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The promoted links tiles on a SharePoint page are set to a default size that is often too large. Add a script editor web part to your page and insert the css below – it resizes the tiles and removes the scroll bar from the top right of the promoted links web part: Note: This will only affect the current promoted links app.
Active: 2020-12-19
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Modern SharePoint lists just received the option to include a Tile view to display data on a modern and good-looking layout. The Tile view is available on document libraries for a long time but the one released for lists is a bit different. While on libraries the layout is pre built by Microsoft on the lists you will have to build your own using the list view formatting feature.
Active: 2021-01-22
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SharePoint 2013 Promoted Links: Change size, Wrap view ... CODES (2 days ago) Wrapping However, if you have several Promoted links and you desire to wrap just one of them, the mentioned trick would not work. Considering that "Simple is beautiful", I think the simplest way to wrap a specific promoted link is to define a new style and add it to that promoted link using addClass method.
Active: 2021-01-11