People need a simple way to ask for help from the intranet. Not a full service desk, just a short form that lands in a list and shows them what they raised. Here is a web part for it. A short help form, plus the person’s recent tickets. It writes to a SharePoint list. The…
You want the next few company events on the intranet home page. A lunch and learn, a town hall, an offsite. Date, time and place, and only the ones still to come. Here is a web part for it. The next events, with date, time and place. It reads a SharePoint calendar list. The event…
A small list of the next public holidays is a nice touch on an intranet, and it earns its place when your teams are in different countries. Here is a web part for it. The next public holidays, with a region tag. It reads a SharePoint list. The holiday name is the Title, the date…
Every intranet needs a small grid of shortcuts. Book leave, the directory, IT support, raise a PO. Modern SharePoint has a Quick links web part, but you cannot give each tile its own colour or drive the icons from a list column the way you might want. Here is one that does. Shortcut tiles with…
Sometimes you have one list but you want to show it as tabs. Company news, events, links, all from the same list, split into tabs by a column. Here is a web part for that. One list, shown as tabs. It reads any SharePoint list. You pick a Tab column to group by, and each…
Web parts sit on a page. Some things need to sit on every page. A header, a footer, a way to give feedback. Those are SharePoint Framework extensions, not web parts, and the suite ships three of them. A site-wide header Modern SharePoint gives you a site header you cannot do much with. This extension…