HUB Site Top navigation suddenly disappeared
I created a HUB site early last week. It took the rest of the week for the global TOP link show up and even then, I was not able to add any additional links. Only the default "home" link was available. Now today, I suddenly have a different screen to manage navigation but any change I make fails with "permission denied". But I realized something else was wrong, the top navigation links at the top of the home page to the site, under the page titile, is now gone. This used to show the same items as the left nav column but horizontally. The left nav does show on subpages but not the home page. Just to add to my frustration, if I add a links in the "Structural Navigation: Editing and Sorting" , the link works even though I get the permissions error. Anyone else having problems?
How do you configure navigation for a Hub site? How do I know what to link to?
Do you really have to manually paste a URL when creating a new link in the Nav bar? How come it can't auto detect spoke sites that are part of the hub? There seems to be a missing link here unless I'm misunderstanding the purpose of a navigation bar and adding sites to a hub site...BUG: Hub Site no longer displaying newly published news from associated site
As of July 1st or so, our hub site is not displaying newly published news articles from associated sites. It does, however, display news articles from associated sites published prior to July 1st. News published after July 1st (or thereabouts) in an associated site is not visible from: The associated hub site SharePoint Mobile App - News tab SharePoint Mobile App - Hub Site homepage It is visible from: SharePoint Home The associated site's homepage I have tried: Disassociating and re-associating the associated site to the hub site Unpublishing and republishing the page on the associated site Different browsers Multiple users
Sharepoint central hub with active web sites
Hello, I have one central hub (photo attached) and 4 web sites. If I open central hub web page and manage pages, I see only 2 websites and other 2 websites I do not see. I do not know. I checked all the settings and I see them the same websites. Could you help me please ? Regards Ondrej
Using a hub site as a distribution portal
Hi, I have a set of separate sites sharing the same basic layout, lists formats, etc.. Each site has its separate set of members, news, etc.. In principle, pretty much like a normal hub site setup. However, the separation between each of the sub sites is much clearer than a normal hub site. There won't be any crossover from one site to another (e.g. a member of one site would normally not have access to any of the neighbouring sites, and shouldn't really have access to the hub either if they don't need to). Where the normal purpose of a hub site is to gather information from different places into one single hub, my intention is to use a hub site as a distribution portal. From time to time, I might want to push news to all sub sites from a central portal. I imagine there'll be more stuff as well in the future that might benefit from a central place to manage things. So the question is, can I (and if so: should I) be using a hub site as a distribution portal for my case?
Hub site hierarchy
Because I heard that subsites might be deprecated soon, because MS recommends flat hierarchies with Hub sites, I was thinking to renew our SPO site hierarchy. That hierarchy is based on subsites and looks like this: Customer 1 (Top Level) Location 1 of Customer 1 (Subsite Level 1) - Product 1 in Location 1 of Customer 1 (Subsite Level 2) - Product 2 in Location 1 of Customer 1 Location 2 of Customer 1 - Product 1 in Location etc.. Location 3 of Customer 1 Customer 2 Location 1 of Customer 2 Location 2 of Customer 2 Location 3 of Customer 2 Customer n... So we have an SPO site for each customer, site of customer and product of customer. Those hierarchies can be navigated easily via links to site contents. Unfortunately our approach seems now bad, because MS does not recommend subsites anymore. So what can we do? With Hubsites I can only build a two-layer hierarchy. What I am showing above is not possible. Are there any recommendations? Currently we are having already +2000 subsites, so those would have to be converted to +2000 site collections each?
