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MadhusudanShettyMS
Copper Contributor
Aug 19, 2020

"Dynamically display images from a document library" is missing in Image Gallery web part

Hi Team

 

I am unable to find "Dynamically display images from a document library" in Image Gallery web-part settings in a modern page.

 

What could be the reason ?

 

Thank you 🙂

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  • MoTheSeeker's avatar
    MoTheSeeker
    Copper Contributor

    MadhusudanShettyMS Have you found the solution? as one of my colleagues also not able to see the "Dynamically display images from a document library" even he is the Admin on this site. On the other hand, when I log-in to the same site I can view the option to select Dynamically when edit the image gallery, not sure what other configuration or permission he may need.  

    • DaveGrooms's avatar
      DaveGrooms
      Copper Contributor

      MoTheSeeker has anyone found a resolution or reason for this? I have the same issue and would love to actually be able to do some work today.

      • MoTheSeeker's avatar
        MoTheSeeker
        Copper Contributor

        DaveGrooms MadhusudanShettyMS Yes! I have a workaround. I added a column type "Hyperlink or Picture" in the document library as follows;

         

        I Format URL as a "picture" in the column setting, added the following JSON in the Column Formatting:

        -----------------------------------------

        {
        "$schema": "https://developer.microsoft.com/json-schemas/sp/column-formatting.schema.json",
        "elmType": "img",
        "attributes": {
        "src": "@thumbnail.medium"
        },
        "style": {
        "display": "block",
        "margin": "0 auto",
        "max-height": "142px"
        }
        }

        -----------------------------------------

        Column setting screenshot as follows;

         

        And when I add the Image gallery web part to the modern page it displays the images.

         

        I hope it helps 🙂 best regards, ~Mo

         

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