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Embedding a list of external URL's into a sharepoint page.
To keep things easy for users, I wanted to create a very simple table / grid of links , that go to external reporting pages. I tried initially embedded HTML + inline CSS into an 'Embed' element,...
Hello JohnnyAzzurri
you can try to use inputs from this article:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/hyperlinking
Best, Dave
Interesting - thanks Dave - I didn't know SharePoint had new proprietary attributes!
For anyone doing a search and coming across this thread, I ended up building out the navigation in a MarkDown WebPart and sacrificed the control over colour / layout etc.
See here:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-the-markdown-web-part-6d73c06d-2877-4bc9-988b-f2896016c50b
The deciding factor was being unable to embed simple css/html into a page and the response time of iframe embedded pages loaded from the same sharepoint site .
I'd love to see native support for simple HTML / CSS ( maybe sandboxed ! ) like other web-apps have, without the need to use 3rd party add-ons, or to build your own.
For structured layouts of categorised links, being able to use a flexob;e grid, table, or divs makes things a lot cleaner.
For anyone doing a search and coming across this thread, I ended up building out the navigation in a MarkDown WebPart and sacrificed the control over colour / layout etc.
See here:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/use-the-markdown-web-part-6d73c06d-2877-4bc9-988b-f2896016c50b
The deciding factor was being unable to embed simple css/html into a page and the response time of iframe embedded pages loaded from the same sharepoint site .
I'd love to see native support for simple HTML / CSS ( maybe sandboxed ! ) like other web-apps have, without the need to use 3rd party add-ons, or to build your own.
For structured layouts of categorised links, being able to use a flexob;e grid, table, or divs makes things a lot cleaner.