The search result web part and content by search web part share the same item result limit of a maximum of 50 items that can be shown. If you want to show more items, the only option you have out-of-the-box is using a control template that allows paging (like List with paging for the CSWP). Another approach could be to
For one of our internal Office 365 add-ins I wanted to display the user's profile picture via the Office 365 Unified APIs. > **Note**: At the moment there is not much documentation about the Unified API and retrieving the user's profile picture. You could fall back on the documentation about the [Outlook User Photo REST API](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/office365/api/photo-rest-operations). In my Office 365 add-in I
In various SharePoint environments I see that clients mostly use the predefined refiners that you get from an out of the box search center. These refiners could of course help your users to find the right results, but they can always be made better. The author refiner for example can simply be more useful by adding the user his or her
For a client, my colleague and I were creating a new "who is who" functionality on their intranet via a couple search web parts. In order to show the full profile of a user we created a new page with a content by search web part that showed a single user result. This gave us more flexibility for styling the
Over the past months I received the same question a couple of times from customers and blog readers if there way to specify the number of search results per category / division / department. Their requirement was to display for example three global news articles and two news articles from the division the user belongs. The standard search web parts only
Right before my vacation I released new display templates in the SPCSR GitHub repository. These display templates can be used to visualize results as tiles. The tiles are build the same way the promoted links web part. {{}} {{}} The display template has the following configurable managed properties: * Path (mapped to: Path) * Title (mapped to: Title) * Picture
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