The next blog post describes how you can create a **Load More Results** link as the name itself describes, loads more results. The solution is created to be used in a Content Search WebPart. For this solution you will need to create a new Control Display Template (or you can append it to an existing one). The first thing to do is
The purpose of this post is to show you how you could use the Search Results WebPart to visualize dynamic data like the Content Search WebPart (CSWP). To help you in this process I created some cleaned up display templates so that it becomes a bit easier to create your own HTML markup in them. > **Note**: this solution also works
For my next blog post I needed to investigate how to use a custom Group Display Template for the Search Results WebPart. Unfortunately you can only set the Control Display Template and the Item Display Template in the Search Results WebPart properties. {{}} If you want to specify the group display template, you have two options: 1. Creating your own Search Results
A few days ago a clever reader of my blog has informed me about a problem with the [Create a "% Complete" Progress Bar with JS Link in SharePoint 2013](https://www.eliostruyf.com/create-a-task-progress-bar-with-js-link-in-sharepoint-2013/) solution. He told me that when you apply the JS Link JavaScript to the web part, the checkboxes task checkboxes are rendered as **Yes / No** values. I saw on
When examining the JS Link problem that was described in my previous blog post, I found a nifty piece of code. The code allows you to do an Ajax refresh for a single item row or for the item rows in the current view. This piece of code comes in handy when you have a custom actions that does an item
In SharePoint 2013 you have the functionality to create renditions for your images. This allows you to use the same image but with different dimensions in your design. Most of the information you find about this topic is most about using it for different devices, so that you can use a smaller version for a mobile device, and the default
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