This is great news for many companies and people. Finally, the Microsoft list can be fully customised using the SharePoint Framework. Some customisations were possible when the list was located inside SharePoint as SharePoint Lists.
Use SharePoint Framework with npm / yarn work spaces
… another title for this blog post could be: “How to use SharePoint Framework and share code between projects without Microsoft’s SharePoint Framework Library component or NPM registry.
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Major CSS Bug in SharePoint Framework
I have a bug in my head since SharePoint Framework was first introduced. Why do we need to use CSS Modules, and why is it so bad for responsive web design?
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Disable Microsoft List Experience for Lists In SharePoint
I just did some research on a completely different topic. I created a new SharePoint list and unintentionally landed in the new Microsoft List experience.
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What are Microsoft Lists really
Microsoft Lists is just a new user interface for SharePoint Lists, and they are SharePoint Lists we always had and used for a very long time.
Manage the Position of your HTML Dialog on SharePoint Pages
This article is one of the follow-up articles on how to use the HTML Dialog element in SharePoint Framework. Now we look closer at the possibilities of positioning the modal dialogue.
You will learn to put the dialogue on the page’s top, bottom, left, and right.
How to create native HTML Modal Dialogs instead SPFx Dialogs
When your application or webpart requires a modal dialogue, you might use the package @microsoft/sp-dialog based on this tutorial on how to use it. There is nothing wrong with this solution but something out of time.
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TGIWE 02 – Another Friday – finally, a new article
While it was pretty busy in the last weeks, sadly, I haven’t had time to create another article. Well, it is what it is, but here are some updates from the last couple of weeks.
Update on how to include 3rd party CSS in SharePoint Framework
Finally, we upgraded SASS to a new version of SASS, which brings tons of changes to your development. It started in SharePoint Framework version 1.15, and the transition is now completed in 1.16.1. While importing 3rd party CSS via ‘@import’ is still possible, this option will be lost at some point.
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