SharePoint allows us to create pages for interacting with users to get whatever functionality they need to get their work done. There are two main types of pages that you can use for this purpose: ...

Create a classic SharePoint page Edit a classic SharePoint page Delete a classic SharePoint page To create, edit, or delete a SharePoint page, you must have the required permissions. These can be ...

Here's a step-by-step instruction on how to create a number of site collections, content databases and how to combine them. There are times when I like to have Site Collections in their own content ...

Creating Pages for your site in SharePoint is a great way to share ideas using Microsoft documents such as PowerPoint, Excel, and Word; share images and videos to persons within your organization or ...

Although many organizations are making their way to SharePoint 2016, a large number are still using SharePoint 2013 as their major corporate collaboration tool. This story is for you. SharePoint is ...

Microsoft introduced the Content Search Web Part (CSWP) with SharePoint 2013. It's a powerful feature most accurately compared to the Content Query Web Part (CQWP) which came with previous SharePoint ...

The more you rely on SharePoint, the likelier it is that undexpected performance bottlenecks will surface -- here's how to prevent them SharePoint, the fastest growing product in Microsoft’s history, ...

SharePoint Application Pages provide truly flexible functionality across all the sites within a SharePoint front end. You can use Visual Studio to create those pages, with the added bonus of securing ...