Preceived conflict on Hub Site between Hub Navigation and Site Navigation
Hi everyone, I'm currently testing via the developer program with various site and hub configurations, to learn best practices and develop a robust site architecture for a corporate intranet. I configured some (communication) site collections and chose one of them as a hub and associated the others to them – so far so good. By doing so I however, found something with the Navigation on the hub site that really confused me: First the straightforward part – the navigation which I configure on the hub site, the (normal main navigation) becomes the hub navigation (located on the top) for associated side collections. So, the hub site has no top navigation (or "hub" navigation"), which initially makes some kind of sense to me. But then I noticed on the hub site, when I scroll down on any of its pages there suddenly appears another navigation with totally different links – I assume its the normal site navigation of this site. However, this behavior is super confusing to me. First the hub navigation visually takes the place of the site navigation on the hub site, but then suddenly this navigation is gone and replaced by another navigation not present before and additionally letting the hub navigation disappear entirely. For me this is a clear conflict between the two navigations on the hub site and it renders clear issues in usability in my opinion. Does anyone has thoughts on this and noticed the same? Is this normal and wanted behavior? Thanks for any comments!How do you configure navigation for a Hub site? How do I know what to link to?
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We currently have a hub with multiple sites associated to it, when we search within a site and try to use the breadcrumb to search the hub we receive the following error: Something went wrong! Please try searching again or refresh the page Does anyone know why? are we missing a setting config to allow searching against the hub? Thanks
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 OndrejHub site navigation isn't launching links
Over the last 48 hours, users have reported that links on our Hub navigation are not launching. It seems to happen randomly for various browsers and users, and temporarily resolves itself with a page refresh. (But often returns after a future reload). It will often impact only part of the nav bar, and the area impacted will change after refreshing. Even for the impacted links, the "url preview" still seems to display in the bottom of the browser-- it just isn't launching the page. I inspected the code for both functioning and non-functioning links at the element level. They appear to be identical. Is anyone else experiencing this? We're using the Mega Menu.
SharePoint Hub Navigation Disappears in Associated Sites
Related to Support Case #: 13560063 We are relying heavily on the hub navigation to help our users move between sites in our Intranet, Extranet, and Functions Hubs. We've recently added the "everyone except external users" group to the Site Assets and Site Pages libraries on all sites to allow visibility to home pages. However, we're finding that intermittently the hub navigation when going to a home page will not work. We can work around this by clearing caches, going to the hub first, and then going back to the site page, but our goal is for this to be succinct navigation without going back and forth. How the page loads for an end user when navigating directly to the site page: And how the hub displays in that scenario when navigated back to: Vs. going directly to the hub first: How the page loads when going to the hub first (after cache has been cleared): And then to the site page: This seems to be related to caching the navigation, as when it is broken by going to the site page first, it is not resolved when navigating to the hub. Is there some level of security or permissioning that needs to be granted to users to allow them to have access to a site collection's hub navigation? I've tested with the libraries and security points that seem most logical but I haven't had any success.
