There are many ways to react to layout changes in HTML. You can use Resize Observers, Intersection Observer or Mutation Observers.
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hTWOo Core v0.7.0 – released
Version 0.7.0 of hTWOo got released today. [Read more]
Guidance for CSS in SharePoint Framework
Besides all the JavaScript/TypeScript files, you will get CSS when you provision a new SharePoint Framework project. In this blog post, I try to explain just something simple. How to name your CSS files correctly and what difference your naming makes.
New features in hTWOo UI version 0.2.0
With yesterday released version 0.2.x there comes a new feature that helps you to create a responsive overflow for command bars and pivot bars.
How to make CSS Variables work in every web part context
In the recent blog post on how to make a web part works with different section backgrounds using CSS variables, I already covered. At the same time, this works perfectly for just regular web parts. There are specific scenarios, where this approach fails.
Develop SPFx web parts for different section designs using CSS
Over the last couple of days, I banged my head against the wall. I hate when things don’t work as expected. On the other hand, I love challenges.
The thing we are talking about the documentation on “Supporting section background“. To be clear, the documentation is correct. It works as described. The issue I and many others have with this documentation it does not apply to your project.
A Design Review on Site Logos in SharePoint
In one of the latest design iterations, the site logo has changed to incorporate the new Fluent UI design. The site logo has now rounded borders. Let’s do a quick design review of how this work or don’t work for some companies.
In the end, you will learn a trick on how to revert the changes, Microsoft did on the logo.
Easy way to remove background from images for use in SharePoint
In the recent blog post, I showed why it is useful to have specific images without a background as a PNG. What if you have pictures, but those images have a background attached, and you like to get rid of this background?
Well, you can ask one from the marketing team to probably do the job for you. There is an easy way that every user can do. The only tool you need is PowerPoint, Word, Excel or any other Office application.
The power of transparent images in SharePoint – Modern experience
I case you are working with photos; it is obvious to have these pictures full-sized in your SharePoint. Sometimes it makes sense to handle images that should land, for example, on a communication site with a little bit more care. Especially when you are dealing not with photos but with illustrations.
Sometimes you don’t like to have a background on your images. Let me show you why.