The Events web part surfaces upcoming items from a SharePoint Events list on a modern page. Straightforward to add, but worth knowing its real limits before assuming it handles more than it actually does. The most common assumption that trips people up: it does not include built-in RSVP or registration, despite that being the first
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SPFx (SharePoint Framework) is Microsoft’s current framework for building client-side web parts and extensions with TypeScript and React. The basic shape of getting started hasn’t changed, but two real pieces of the toolchain have (the build tooling and the way you test locally) and a lot of “getting started” guides still show the old versions.
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Modern SharePoint has no equivalent of the classic Script Editor web part. That’s a deliberate security decision, not a missing feature. Custom script is blocked by default on every modern site, and the workarounds people reach for come with real governance consequences that go beyond “test your code first.” This post covers what’s actually blocked,
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SharePoint Online syncs through the same OneDrive sync client as a personal OneDrive account, so a lot of the numbers overlap: for storage quotas, sharing controls, and version history, see OneDrive Cloud and Sync Limitations. This post covers the piece that’s specific to SharePoint document libraries: file and folder naming rules, what actually gets blocked
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OneDrive’s limits aren’t fixed the way a lot of older guides present them. Several of the numbers that get repeated around the web (100 GB file size, 25-version history) are out of date. This post covers the current, verified limits, and which ones are actually likely to bite in practice versus which are edge cases
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Copying documents in SharePoint has more than one right answer, which method actually fits depends on how many files, how often, and whether the process needs to run unattended. This post is a quick recommendation guide; for the full depth on PnP PowerShell bulk copying, job-status checking, and Power Automate, see SharePoint Copy Files: Everything
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For the practical step-by-step of actually creating and configuring a site (picking a type, Site Scripts, permissions, accessibility) see A Comprehensive Guide to SharePoint Site Design. This post goes deeper on the architecture layer underneath those decisions: how sites should actually be structured and connected once there’s more than a handful of them. In this
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SharePoint is Microsoft’s web-based platform for document management, collaboration, and building intranets. One tool covering what used to take several separate systems. In this post: What it actually covers · Online vs on-premises · How it relates to Teams and OneDrive · Licensing: what’s included · The architecture underneath · Accessing it from a phone
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Version history is one of SharePoint’s most reflexively enabled features and one of the least thought-through. Most teams turn it on, accept the defaults, and never revisit it. This post is about the strategy layer: what to actually decide about versioning, rather than just how to turn features on. None of what follows requires custom
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SharePoint is Microsoft’s web-based platform for document management, collaboration, and intranets, see Introduction to SharePoint for the full breakdown of what it covers, how it relates to Teams and OneDrive, and the architecture underneath. This post is about the other half of the title: actually getting the value out of it once it’s deployed, not
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