SharePoint lists can be reused on multiple sites just with a list template without having to create a custom list from the scratch. This can be accomplished by saving the list as a template (.stp) file from the "List Settings" page. Once the template has been created, it can be uploaded to any number of sites in their "List template Gallery" at the site collection level. From here, the list can be created on any of the subsites under that site collection. The approach is same for SharePoint online as well. But, in SharePoint online, the list could not be found under the "Add an App" section even after uploading the list template to the gallery. So how to create a list from the template in SPO when it is not listed in the Apps? 1. Create a Custom List from the site contents and save it as a list template. 2. Click on "Add an App" and choose the OOTB list template. In the pop up where the list name to be mentioned, click on "Advanced optio...
SharePoint Online supports two basic designs; The “Classic” and the “Modern” experience. The “Classic” experience is a highly customizable user interface much similar to an On-Prem experience. The “Modern” experience has some limitations on the design customizations unlike the "Classic" experience. The "Modern" page can be created from Site Contents-> New->Page. The modern page would be created in edit mode where you can choose the page layout and add the necessary webparts and publish the page. But, how to remove the page title from the page where the customizations are limited? It's quite simple!!! 1. Open the page in the SharePoint designer -> "Advanced Edit Mode". 2. Look for the tag <mso:PageLayoutType msdt:dt="string">Article</mso:PageLayoutType>. Replace "Article" with "Home" as below and save the file. <mso:PageLayoutType msdt:dt="string">Home</mso:PageLayoutType> ...