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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How to take a full-page Screenshot of SharePoint
When you take a screenshot of a SharePoint Page, the result might look like the screenshot below. Let see how time-consuming SharePoint screenshot can be done easier.
You see the first segments of the page, and then everything gets cut off. While I tried out some tools to make a screenshot of the entire page, they mostly failed because of the page’s underlying structure.
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What’s new with SASS in SPFx 1.16.0
It’s been some time until finally sass-dart, and now only as sass arrived in the SharePoint Framework. With this upgrade, you can use the latest language improvement in SASS. This upgrade is only available in all new SharePoint Online Projects.[Read more]
The Secret Life of Tilde in SPFx’s CSS
Like in the movie “Secret Life of Walter Mitty“, there are things out there we are not aware of. At least, I was not aware, which also don’t mean a lot. [Read more]
hTWOo v0.4.0 got released – more Teams and improvements
Version 0.4.0 got finally released, and first of all, I have to thank three people who helped me make this version possible.
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 use hTWOo with a SPFx ReactJS web part
In this article you learn how to leverage the recently lauched hTWOo in an SharePoint Franemwork ReactJS web part.
Design Review: “Create a list” experience on SharePoint Online
First of all, I like the new “Create a list” experience. The organisation of all the different possibilities is excellent now.
This wizard-like experience allows you to create list quickly and guides you to what you want to do. Also, it comes with great new features such as create a new plan based on existing across all site collections in your tenant.
The base idea of how it looks now is promising, but there are some design and user experience issues I like to uncover in this design review.