For a colleague I did some checks on how the view selector rendering is achieved in lists and libraries. While digging through the code I found a very useful property, which is the **ClientPivotControl.prototype.SurfacedPivotCount** property. This property is used to define the amount of list views that are visible on the list view selector. The default property value is **3**, which
Now that Delve is out, it is time to do some experiments with it. One of the things I wanted to test is if you can visualize results from Office Graph in your SharePoint search center. You can of course query data on the Delve page itself, but most of our users always go to the default SharePoint search center to
During the development for my proof of concept mail app, I needed to know in which context my app was running. By default you have the option to set the startpage for the desktop, tablet or mobile view ([Set up a mail app for Outlook on tablets and mobile devices](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn594603%28v=office.15%29.aspx)), but you do not have the option to change the
Microsoft is rolling out a new functionality to theme the suite bar or to top nav bar in Office 365. This may seem a simple functionality but can have an enormous change trough wards the branding of a company. A couple of my clients was waiting for this functionality to be released. Now they finally have the ability to change
In the previous post I showed you how to create a font scheme with custom web fonts. Now a lot of people (even me) are using the fonts from the Google Fonts gallery. Google works a bit differently compared to SharePoint font schemes. Google provides a CSS reference which you need to add to your HTML. ```html ``` When you navigate to the
Back in August 2012 I wrote a post about how you could create your own font scheme for SharePoint 2013 (you can find the post [here](https://www.eliostruyf.com/creating-a-new-font-scheme-for-sharepoint-2013-composed-look/)). In the post I included an example font scheme with the required elements. One thing I did not cover in that post was how you could add your own custom web fonts into your
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