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How to setup SharePoint Tiles (Promoted links) Setting up SharePoint Tiles is quite easy. First, you need to create/add a web part to your site. To do this, go to Site Contents, Add an App, and choose Promoted Links Web Part). While in Site Contents, click on the web part to configure it.
Active: 2021-01-17
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4. Select “Promoted Links.” 5. Enter a name for the Promoted Links app and click “Create.” 6. The Promoted Links list is created. To add links, click the “Add tiles from the All Promoted Links view” hyperlink. 7. Click “new item” to add a link. 8. Add the following data to add a single link. You’ll need to make several choices ...
Active: 2021-01-17
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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: 2021-01-17
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Still in your Tiles list, go to the Items tab in the ribbon, and click to create a new item. Add all of your tiles, and for Show On, check the boxes next to the page or pages that you’d like each tile to appear on. In your Tiles list, from the List tab, go to the All Promoted Links view. Modify it so that you include the new Show On column.
Active: 2021-01-18
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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: 2021-01-13
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I have not seen this documented anywhere. It has either never been done or is such common knowledge that it’s not worth mentioning. Either way, I’m going to go through the steps: 1. Go to your Promoted Links list that you created. Should appear in Tile view by default. 2. Click the Settings cog wheel […]
Active: 2021-01-16
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Normal tiles in SharePoint There are some tutorials out there, that need you to add dozens of lines ofjQuery, javascript or other forms of script. A much easier way to do this was given on StackExchange : just limit the space of the body in CSS.
Active: 2021-01-18
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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: 2021-01-15
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#Microsoft365 #Office365 #SharePoint Promoted Links are still my most read / searched blog posts. That and Image Maps of course. Yes, I miss these, just like I miss staying awake partying till 5am and then still function, but times have changed and so has technology. Let's take a look at the alternatives in the new…
Active: 2021-01-17
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Resized window with tiles cut-off: If you modify the max-width property, and set the width to auto, you get a nice little responsive design-like feel and behavior out of the promoted links. All tiles shown with resized window: Here’s the specific code I’m talking about:
Active: 2021-01-14
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These are the steps to create a promoted links list and picture library in SharePoint: Add a Promoted Links app. Open the settings gear and click on Add an app. Find the Promoted Links app template and click on the icon. Type the name you want to give to your promoted links app and click on Create.
Active: 2021-01-16
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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: 2021-01-15
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Click on Apply then the tiles change to a list which you can edit or create new items! Once you have made your changes just set the view back to Tiles and reset the toolbar, click on apply then hit Save. Job Done! Summary. Editing SharePoint promoted links is definitely not easy unless you know how. Its a bit of a faff but now you know.
Active: 2021-01-18
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4. Make the “Tiles” view editable (Microsoft). The Tiles view is not adjustable. All tiles will be shown on your page and there is no way to filter, limit the number that is being displayed, or add that edit button. This means that you can not create one big list of Promoted Links and distribute them over various pages using a filter.
Active: 2021-01-11
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Change The Size Of Promoted Links In Sharepoint 2013. The Promoted Links in Sharepoint 2013 are fantastic but at 150x150 pixels are way to big for use. The following script reduces the size of the tiles to a more reasonable 100x100. Place it inside a Script Editor Web Part on the same page that your Promoted Links are displayed on;
Active: 2020-11-13
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This post is a walk through on creation of Promoted Links, The new Out of the Box Tile Web Part available in SharePoint 2013. At the end of this walk through we would be having a Promoted Links Web part as shown below. Every Team site by default comes with a Promoted Links List pre-loaded with some links to commonly performed actions.
Active: 2021-01-15
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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: