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Formatting the image picker panel with JSON view formatting
I'm using the organizational assets option to provide users a central repo of approved images to use on their sites. For pages we offer a banner image and optimized thumbnail and on smaller screens, ...
mattchowell You need to apply the JSON in All Documents > Tiles view.
I have formatted the image tile using SharePoint default "Design mode" and saved view. Here's how it works in "Your Organization" pane while editing the page:
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Could you elaborate on what you did here? By "SharePoint default "Design mode"" do you mean editing the "document card view"? Is what you're showing in the screenshot an image? Currently I'm restricting the width of the panel in wider screens to force 2 columns in the panel by adding a media query via a custom css file.
if possible I'd like to format the view so the additional css isn't needed.
if possible I'd like to format the view so the additional css isn't needed.
mattchowell Here are the steps I followed:
- From assets library, click on "Switch view options" dropdown, select "Tiles":
- Again click on switch view option dropdown and select "Format current view"
- Select all options like below image & then click "Edit card"
- Select the fields you want to show on card & click "Save":
- The changes will be reflected automatically while adding images on site pages. If you want to change the UI of card, you can customize JSON using "Advanced mode".
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- Ok I thought that's what you were doing. That doesn't help in this case because I need to show 2 items adjacent to each other (banner and thumb) so I was looking for a JSON view formatting approach.