What is Modern SharePoint and Why Should I care?
Microsoft is on a mission to modernize SharePoint, to save it from fading into obscurity as a once innovative but now persnickety old war horse of a product. This article will explain how they're doing it, and why you might want to take a fresh look on this stalwart collaboration product.August 2019 - Updates to SharePoint page and news authoring
Today we’re pleased to announce a series of enhancements to make authoring pages faster and more intuitive. Soon you’ll be able to use undo/redo, image drag and drop, anchors, vertical sections and recommendations to enhance news and pages. These are scheduled to start rolling out to Targeted Release in August 2019, with general availability following soon after.
Rolling out: tenant admin tools to connect existing SharePoint team sites to new Office 365 Groups
It's time to start bringing the power of Office 365 Groups to your classic team sites! Starting today, we are rolling out the ability for admins to connect existing SharePoint Online classic team sites to new groups.Branding SharePoint: The New Normal
Modern SharePoint is catching on, and sites are looking better than ever right out of the box. With mobile-ready pages and easier editing, customers and partners are starting to ask for it. And as SharePoint 2019 brings the modern experience on premises, the demand is likely to grow even more. Yet even as sites look better than ever "out of the box", there are constraints on how they can be customized. Partners and customers who want to completely change the look sometimes run into these boundaries and get frustrated. This article will explain what you can and can't customize on modern SharePoint pages and why. It will also offer alternatives for those who absolutely must color outside the lines.
