A lot of users want to get an overview of the latest items of a list or library. Some users want to include a link to the list or library from which the items were retrieved. As this link from the search results location may vary, you should not hard code the link back to the item or control template. ##
When you are using the Content Search Web Part, you have by default a control template list with paging available. Now this template only shows left and right buttons to navigate to the next or previous page: {{}} These two buttons do not give you very much visual information about paging. For example: you do not know on which page you currently
In the previous blog post I showed you how to create a result block with Office Graph suggestions. This was all done by three display templates. In this blog post I will describe in more detail what each of these templates does, and how I achieved it. > **Note**: here is a link to the previous post: [Creating a result block
There are already a various blog posts that show the power and value of Office Graph / Delve for your organisation, but not everyone will go to the Delve page to find their results. You also have your SharePoint search center were a lot of your users will go through to find their documents because they are used doing it
Some time ago I wrote a blog post series about creating your own search refiners for SharePoint 2013. > **Note**: here you can find the posts - [Creating Custom Refiner Control Display Templates for SharePoint 2013](https://www.eliostruyf.com/creating-custom-refiner-control-display-templates-for-sharepoint-2013/). A couple of persons have asked me how they could implement a date picker to the [range search refiner control](https://www.eliostruyf.com/part-7-working-ranges-search-refiner-control/) I created in the last post. I
Last Friday there was a discussion on Twitter about a problem with the Slider with bar graph refiner. The problem is that the refiner does not work properly when you use custom date and time managed properties. When you would use a custom date and time managed property, you get the following output: {{}} If you compare this with an OOTB managed property,
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