A while ago I wrote an article about how to correctly include scripts in your Display Templates. As the **$include** functions load files asynchronously on the page, it could happen that the JavaScript file is not loaded yet when you need it. > **Info**: here is the link to the article - [correctly including scripts into your display templates](https://www.eliostruyf.com/correctly-including-scripts-display-templates/). So for JavaScript
Last week I finally found some time to get my demo tenant up and running with hybrid search configuration. The new hybrid search experience eliminates the need of the result block. All results are aggregated together right now. So that means if you do a search query, you could get SharePoint Online results and on-premises results. > **Important**: There are some
A week ago I submitted a pull request to the Office UI Fabric repository to include a new set of offset classes. These offset classes could come in handy when you want to position your elements on the page. > **Info**: here you can see the details of the pull request - [https://github.com/OfficeDev/Office-UI-Fabric/pull/280](https://github.com/OfficeDev/Office-UI-Fabric/pull/280) Today the pull request got merged into the master
If you created your own display templates, you most probably have used the **AddPostRenderCallback** function. The AddPostRenderCallback function allows you to execute code once the display template completed rendering and this function can be used in every template (control, item, ...). Now when you are creating your own refiner display templates and want to do something once all the refiners are
At the moment the documentation for Office UI Fabric is focussed on Office Add-ins. For example: if you check the grid styles, there is mentioned that there are utility classes for small, medium and large devices, but there is more functionality hidden inside the SASS/CSS files. In this article I will describe a couple of very useful CSS classes which
Will I was doing some preparation for a new talk about how you can make use of the Office UI Fabric in your applications/add-ins. I found a session from Connect() from Humberto Lezama Guadarrama which shows you what UI Fabric is and how to use it ([Office UI Fabric - Connect()](https://channel9.msdn.com/events/Visual-Studio/Connect-event-2015/317)). There is something very interesting at around minute 3:50,
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