Pages
What is SharePoint Pages?
SharePoint pages are a feature within Microsoft SharePoint that allow users to create and share content on a SharePoint site. These pages can display various types of information, such as text, images, videos, and documents, and can be customized using web parts, which are building blocks that add different functionalities. There are different types of pages, including modern pages, classic pages, and wiki pages, each offering unique customization options. SharePoint pages are designed to facilitate collaboration and information sharing among team members, making it easier to organize and present data in a user-friendly manner.
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Definition
Web pages in SharePoint
Display content and information
Types
Site Pages
Wiki Pages
Web Part Pages
Features
Text
Images
Web Parts
Layouts
Tools
SharePoint Online
Modern Page Editor
Best Practices
Consistent layout
Use web parts effectively
Optimize for performance
Challenges
User training
Content management
Design consistency
- Create & edit
- Web parts & apps
- Masterpages
- .aspx (architecture)
- Working with pages using Power Automate
- Working with pages using PowerShell
- Working with pages using Microsoft Graph
SharePoint offers several types of pages, each designed for different purposes:
- Modern Pages: These are user-friendly and highly customizable, allowing you to add various web parts like text, images, and documents. They are responsive and work well on mobile devices.
- Classic Pages: These are the traditional type of pages in SharePoint, offering a familiar interface for those who have used SharePoint for a long time. They provide a range of customization options but are less flexible than modern pages.
- Wiki Pages: These pages are designed for collaborative content creation. They allow users to add and edit content easily, making them ideal for creating knowledge bases or documentation.
- Publishing Pages: These are used in publishing sites and are designed for creating and managing content that needs to go through an approval process before being published.
Related:
External links:
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- Learn how to add a page to a SharePoint Online site.
- Pages in SharePoint - Microsoft Support —microsoft.com
- Overview of the SharePoint page model | Microsoft Learn —microsoft.com
- Provides an overview of the revised SharePoint page model, including master pages, page layouts, and pages.
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