Extended Header Problem
When I apply the extended header to my Sharepoint site, the site navigation links disappear. This error was only seen with this header format. When I switch from extended to any other format, the navigation links reappear. Extended Header: (The links aren't really there, it's not the image that's hiding them) Non Extended Header
Automatically add information in document header
Hey everyone, I'm new to this an we think about using sharepoint as a document-managing software in our small company. I have an important question that will decide if we are going to use the software or not. I hope someone can help me with this... Is it possible, that sharepoint automatically adds informations like "creator of the document", "Version", "Date of creation", "file path", "confirmation by" on word, excel and power point documents? Maybe in the header of a document? I know softwares that are able to do it, like the german Babtec solution. Thank you very much for your help! Kind regards
Customizing the look of the Header area and adding social media links
Hi, Hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I'm new to UI in SharePoint. The site is a SharePoint Online Team Site. I need to make the top section of the various pages look more inviting. Currently on the site pages, lists & doc libraries - the Global Nav shows above the logo, which is not what we want. Plus the background is white. I'd like to make it look more like the header section (blue section above the pictures) in following example. Where the logo, title "The Landing" and then the Global top nav links are all in line as shown below. Then change the background color like they did - shown in blue below. Also, is it possible to change the font and size of the Navigation Text? Also, if possible, I'd like to add in this same header area to the right of the Global Nav Menu Links, the following social media buttons/links which should take the user out to the appropriate site: Can I accomplish this? If so, what do I need to use? Thanks!Bad design mistake in header Modern template
As a web designer, I've noticed a script behavior that is absolutely not done in the header of the modern template in SharePoint Online. If I add an image to the header, the script automatically adds a filter over it going from white to grey. The header text is automatically colored white. To show you what I mean: Image before upload: Image after upload: This is a disaster for any designer. It's a mistake. Never change or interfere with an image someone uploads! I would like to see the designers of the Modern template to remove this automatic overlay and give people the opportunity to choose a color for text. Or... Could someone please tell me how to do this myself? I am an expert in CSS and HTML, but have no options in the Modern template (also weird)
