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Stefan Kießig
Jul 21, 2016Copper Contributor
customize the new library experience
Hey, how I can customize the new library experience? I want to bring the top navigation back. Regards Stefan
- Jul 21, 2016Stefan, top navigation will appear in modern pages, but only if you are using the default team site navigation provider - not the publishing navigation provider, or the managed navigation provider. We are working on a more full customization story for all modern pages, including the capability to build and host your own navigation controls on the page.
Christian Arnold
Jul 25, 2016Copper Contributor
Hi all,
to avoid another conversation on the related topic: How do we modify the lists and libraries in future with the "modern experience"?
- Is JSLink still supported? I didn't find any "edit page" option anymore.
- Will Custom Actions be still supported? If so, do you know about plans to disallow them in future?
- Currently List Menu Custom Actions are working with Modern Experience, but Ribbon Custom Actions do not.
- Will it be possible to modify the New / Edit Dialog like we did in the past e.g. with JavaScript?
Best regards
Christian
- Michael GauntlettJul 25, 2016Copper Contributor
At this point, JSLink is not supported, nor are there ary other customization opportunities. From the blog post that announced the new UI:
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Hmm. I was going to paste in the text, but when pasting text, the UI just prompts with a modal dialog telling me that to paste I should use ctrl+V. So, here's a link to the original blog post that explains that there are no current customization possibilities, but they are planning to include something at some point:
See the second paragraph in the "more to come" section.
One a side note, does anyone know how to paste text in these forums?
- Christian ArnoldJul 26, 2016Copper Contributor
I was able to just paste text from the clipboard by using CTRL+V ;-)
"We heard your feedback on extensibility and customization in particular, and we’ll have more to share in a future update. We plan to add support for customizing the page using modern techniques. Until then, customized library pages should stay in classic mode."
It's really frustrating to read such vague statements. What are "modern techniques"? Does this mean, that we should still use JSLink, Custom Actions, Custom Workflows and Client-side scripts and they will also work in "Modern Experiences" in the future?
These vague statements hinder us currently to serve our customers with sustainable solutions.
- Michael GauntlettJul 27, 2016Copper ContributorThere was another blog post on the office blog two days ago that officially announced that for modern lists, MS is "going to continue to develop rich customization scenarios for modern experiences along with the SharePoint Framework"
So it looks like the "modern" route is the new development model.
The announcement of the SharePoint framework is here:
https://blogs.office.com/2016/05/04/the-sharepoint-framework-an-open-and-connected-platform/