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SharePoint Online: Using PowerShell, enable or disable the “Everyone” group

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Overview All users who already have access to the site are included in “everyone” claims in SharePoint Online. This includes both accounts from the authentication provider (usually Active Directory) and any external accounts that have been invited to the tenant. This is comparable to the requirement for “all authenticated users” to log in. (not anonymous […]

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Create SharePoint list Item using Rest API via Power Automate

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Overview REST API is one of the greatest solutions to use if you want to modify SharePoint from Power Automate. SharePoint includes its own REST APIs that may be used to create sites, items, files, and folders, as well as to update existing sites, sites, and any SharePoint updates for which a REST endpoint is

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Apply Custom Theme for SharePoint via PowerShell

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Overview SharePoint modern now allows site owners to be able to customize and apply custom styles and colors to their site that make it more easier to manage and define across site collections. The capabilities are available to site administrators via PowerShell cmdlets and SharePoint client-side-object model (CSOM) or the SharePoint REST API . Branding

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Actually, It’s Already In The SharePoint PageContext!

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What is SharePoint PageContext ? SharePoint PageContext provides standard definitions for SharePoint objects shared between the client-side applications, web parts, and other components. Typically the data is fetched via REST queries when navigating to a new page. Additionally, it can be preloaded by the web server or filled from a custom application cache. How to

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