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Re: Doc Library Web Part displays differently at different browser zoom levels - WTF?
Andrew Hodges Just to clarify -- at no zoom (100%) -- the files do NOT display properly. That's when the list stops at 30 files, and the non-functioning scroll bar appears. The only time the files actually display as expected (showing all 39, with no scroll bars) is when the browser is at 90% zoom or lower.Doc Library Web Part displays differently at different browser zoom levels - WTF?
I added a Document Library web part to a Sharepoint Communication site page to display files from a sub-directory. The view limit is set to 500. There are 39 files in the sub-dir, but I couldn't get it to display more than 30. It also leaves a non-functioning right-side scroll bar, and a huge white space at the bottom. I was working on it again this morning. I got tired of scrolling so much, so I reduced the zoom on Chrome to 80%. Bang! All 39 files were suddenly visible (without any scrollbars). Zoom back out to 90% or more, and the 9 files disappear again, and the scroll bar / huge white space reappear. Here's a side-by-side screenshot at 80% and 90%: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Agl0xkxBCrv3jnH2tsFaabR_woZw?e=zUxP2K (Getting those additional files to show up is not consistent. Sometimes the screen refreshes itself after zooming out, and shows all 39; sometimes I have to force refresh the page after zooming out.) It's the same for my wife and a coworker, who were nice enough to help me troubleshoot this morning. And it is exactly the same in Microsoft Edge and Chrome. Zoom to 80%, see all files. Zoom out to 90+%, files disappear, scrollbar/white space reappears. Anybody else experience something like this?Creating new SP communication site from existing SP document library
We have an existing Team Site that's built on top of a very important SP document library. The Team Site was created awhile ago on top of a pre-existing document library, and it's not what we need. We want to delete it completely, and start over again with a Communication Site. Can we delete simply delete the original Team Site and then create a new Communication Site on top of the same library — without affecting the original library in anyway? I https://support.office.com/en-us/article/delete-a-sharepoint-site-or-subsite-bc37b743-0cef-475e-9a8c-8fc4d40179fb , which seems to say that associated document libraries will go "poof" if the site is deleted. I don't know if it matters, but again, the document library pre-existed the site. It wasn't created by uploading files into the site, and building a document library that way.Delegate sets my appointments but I still want to get notifications
I have a PA who is set up as a delegate on my Outlook 365 calendar. She is able to set meetings and appointments directly on my calendar with no problem. However, when she sets a meeting or appointment, I do not receive email notification or desktop notification. (I'm guessing that's because she is functioning as "me" as far as Outlook is concerned, and I do not get notifications when I set my own appointments...) That being said, however, I do want to receive notifications for appointments she sets. I travel a lot and my calendar can change on an hour-by-hour basis. Without some kind of notification, I find myself missing new appointments/meetings. Thoughts? (I did search the forums for an answer, but didn't find anything addressing this particular issue.) Thanks for any help!Re: Email notifications sent to myself on every comment
More than a year since the first post and still no solution (that I can find). I finally set up an Outlook rule that auto-trashes all email self-copies of my own replies on a task. Not elegant, but it works. I told the rest of my team and they immediately made the same rule in their own Outlook. I may do the same for ALL task replies. I already get banner notifications of replies, and I'm in Teams a lot anyway, so I don't think I'll be missing anything. Easy to change if needed.
