Yesterday we had the first Biwug Quiz. One of the questions was the following: Display Templates require one of the following options: HTML JavaScript JavaScript & HTML XSL Everyone has answered that you need the JavaScript and HTML file, but this isn’t correct. The correct one was number two JavaScript. To clarify the answer I will show you why you don’t need the HTML file. The HTML
The SharePoint 2013 rating system slightly changed a bit. In SharePoint 2013 you can now choose to use likes or star ratings. This functionality can be turned on via the Rating settings in the list. Show image
A couple of weeks / months ago I wrote a blog post about how to you could hide the default social actions in the callout menu of a document library (blog post). The trick to remove these actions was to override the footer template rendering of the callout. This week I had the opposite question, how can you add a custom
Showing alternating rows can be done in various ways, you can do it via jQuery or even with CSS. Another way is to add an alternating class to the item via the Item Display Control. I’ll explain the last method in this post. Note: here are the references to the jQuery and CSS methods: jQuery Odd Selector - CSS Even and
The next blog post describes how you can create a Load More Results link as the name itself describes, loads more results. The solution is created to be used in a Content Search WebPart. For this solution you will need to create a new Control Display Template (or you can append it to an existing one). The first thing to do is
The purpose of this post is to show you how you could use the Search Results WebPart to visualize dynamic data like the Content Search WebPart (CSWP). To help you in this process I created some cleaned up display templates so that it becomes a bit easier to create your own HTML markup in them. Note: this solution also works on
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