Hi all,
I have been creating a knowledge management platform for my organisation and I was hoping to improve on the solution I have created.
Essentially, I am using a sitepage library to store a collection of 'knowledge articles' with custom metadata. The process around creating an article is tricky and uses a custom flow that I have developed - Currently this flow is being triggered by an MS form so that when a user submits the required information, the flow triggers and creates a sitepage for the user to fill out in greater detail.
The metadata is collected in this form and is pre-populated so the user only need to worry about the content of the page.
I want to replace the form with a more elegant solution - It works well, but I would rather have the UX of the '+new' button on a SharePoint list. Currently, the '+new' button gives me a dropdown where I can choose the content type, or a default sitepage. I want the new button to open the drawer panel on the right hand side of the page, this will then collect the metadata I require and trigger my flow.
Is this possible? Am I am able to remove the dropdown of the '+new' button and just have it open a side panel?
Picture details:
1 - The current '+new' button using the content types.
2 - The current link I am using to open the MS form
3 - The form that triggers the flow
4 - The style I am after
I would like to replace this MS form that triggers my flow, with a
