Cannot replace root site because new site URL is more than 400 characters?
I am trying to replace our current outdated Team site with the new modern communications site but when i to replace it, i get this error: How am i supposed to fix this? We have a Document Library with numerous folders and files in the new site. What does this even mean? How can i determine which files/folders are long? Are they adding ALL the files/folder paths up and they cannot be more than 400 or is it each separate file/folder path in a doc. library cannot be more than 400? I need this up live ASAP and this restriction is not helping out at all. I also do not want to lose the replacing site. SO does it go in the deleted sites section and can i restore it so that users can still link to it? I just don't want it to be the root anymore.SharePoint Online Communication Site- Image Carousel Does not rotate
I working on a SharePoint Online Communication Site. I am trying to add an Image Gallery webpart on the page that is set to a "Carousel" layout. All and good so far but when I publish the page, the Image Carousel does not rotate. I have seen the option to "Automatically cycle through Images" on other SharePoint Online environments but this one surprisingly doesn't have that. This is the option that I am looking for that is present on other environments Is there any workaround to this? Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated!
SharePoint 2019(On Prem) - How to convert from classic publishing site to modern communication site
Hi, I am new to SharePoint modern view , we have requirement to convert the classic publishing site to modern communication site. I have created the site collection using classic publising site and now i want to convert to modern communication site. Is there any PnP Powershell command to convert the site template for SharePoint 2019 on prem. Thanks
UI bug when comments are off
We've recently found a UI bug in SharePoint Online. When comments are off on the homepage of a communication site, whitespace is displayed where the comment section usually appears above the footer. When you inspect the element using the developer tools in Google Chrome, you can see that the element is being rendered with no content. <div class="qz_bv_k"><div data-viewport-id="Page.CommentsWrapper.internal.2610b4b4-550c-4548-b431-aa3ab709c184" style=""><div class="sf_bs_k" data-sp-feature-tag="Comments" data-sp-feature-instance-id="_Comments"><aside class="y_e_k" role="complementary" aria-label="Comments"><div class="aa_e_k"></div></aside></div></div></div> Before this happened last week, the green section sat directly above the footer, without any whitespace. Is there anything I can do to remove the space? Thanks, NathanCommunication Site & Comment Notifications
Hi, Apologies as I am sure this has been asked a number of times, but I cannot find an actual answer and I was unable to post in Communication Site AMA. We have recently setup a Communication Site for an internal news/blog site for articles to share within the company and it works great apart from not being notified when a comment is made on a post unless you are @mentioned I have seen various posts like https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/sharepoint-email-notifications-5bd63d8a-d43e-48cc-82b3-03a7687d5dc4 and on the release information that this functionality is coming/here/on its way. Can anyone shed any more light on this and if its possible? Now I have seen the setup using Power Automate and App Catalog but that is still a manual process for someone to click on the site to check if there are any comments and that just doesn't work for us. Thanks in advance Nick
