Tag: Office 365 CLI

Remove an Organization Assets Library from SharePoint Online using PowerShell

Remove an Organization Assets Library from SharePoint Online using PowerShell

In this blog post, we will explore how to remove or unregister a SharePoint online document library from organization assets libraries using PnP PowerShell and CLI for Microsoft 365.

Register SharePoint Document Library as an Organization Assets Library using PowerShell

Register SharePoint Document Library as an Organization Assets Library using PowerShell

In this blog post, we will explore how to register a SharePoint online document library as an organization assets library using PnP PowerShell and CLI for Microsoft 365.

Create Colored Folders in SharePoint Online using CLI for Microsoft 365

Create Colored Folders in SharePoint Online using CLI for Microsoft 365

In my previous blog, we saw how to create colored folders in SharePoint online document libraries and OneDrive for Business using SharePoint UI from browser. In this blog post, we'll explore how to create colorful folders in SharePoint Online using CLI for Microsoft 365, a powerful command-line tool that extends SharePoint's capabilities.

Enable or Disable the Social Bar (Like, Views, Save for later) for individual SharePoint sites

Enable or Disable the Social Bar (Like, Views, Save for later) for individual SharePoint sites

In my previous blog, we saw how to enable or disable the Social Bar (Like, Views, Save for later) in SharePoint Online at tenant level using SharePoint Online PowerShell, PnP PowerShell and CLI for Microsoft 365. In this blog we will explore how to enable or disable the Social Bar for individual SharePoint online site collections.

How to Enable/Disable the commenting in SharePoint Online/Microsoft Lists

How to Enable/Disable the commenting in SharePoint Online/Microsoft Lists

In this blog I will explain how you can enable/disable the commenting in SharePoint Online/Microsoft Lists. Currently it is not possible to disable commenting at the SharePoint site or list level. However, Admins can disable this feature at the organization level by changing the CommentsOnListItemsDisabled parameter in the Set-SPOTenant PowerShell cmdlet.