Features to Edit Modern Pages
There is too little control of a Modern Page. You can't control text size and coloring, you have limited format control, and most of all you can't *edit source*. I used this to drop in things like Image Maps or other HTML that there was no way to add in.
Tim Cornelson
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AdminSharePoint UserVoice Admin
(SharePoint UserVoice Admin, Microsoft SharePoint)
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We have added options to the rich text editor to change the color and size of text on the page already.
We are working right now to enable on-page anchors.
We won’t be adding a way to edit page source, nor embed arbitrary HTML or tags like in the previous content or script editor web parts.
13 comments
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Caitlin Young
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Another vote for Anchor links!
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Leander
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no page source editing -> fine with me
not embeding arbitrary HTML -> fine with me
no script editor -> fine with menot able to left align and resize images -> WTH? This is one of the most basic features a sharepoint page should have!
The formatting options of the Text and Image webpart are way too less.
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Anonymous
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When will the anchors be available ?
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Rav
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Is there a way to edit images inserted in to a text control in a Modern Page ?
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Scott Lindner
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Vote for Anchors
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Janine
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Thanks Admin! Any info on when the on-page anchors will be available??
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Anonymous
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I agree that the lack of control over formatting on Modern pages is frustrating. Not since the days of WordPerfect have I struggled so much to get things to look and work the way I want them to.
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Dave Heffernan
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Finding it very hard to push the adoption of Modern pages with so little control available. Even the abiluty to add anchors on a long page has stopped users in their tracks!
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Anonymous
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Agree with previous comments. Modern pages are very hard to work with. One expects that features of Classic would be available in a modern page (e.g. via Communication Site). In particular the lack of anchor points is very frustrating for end users who have to scroll through a long page
Poor User Experience is occurring as a result of lack of expected standard build functionality within a modern page.
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Anonymous
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Some of us really want to build corporate intranets on SPO, but we simply cannot when there is zero opportunity to bring modern pages into line with corporate brand guidelines.
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Quido
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Things that I miss most:
* anchors (e.g. for a table of contents),
* inline pictures,
* monospaced font (e.g. for code examples), -
Diane Lambert
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Yes, I agree, there needs to be more control over the Modern Page! I'm stuck changing the "Look" of my company's entire SharePoint site because the theme we were using creates black text on black background in the list preview web part, and I have not way to change the text color. So now I have to explain to the company president why we can't use the theme he chose.
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Seb commented
I'm sure more controls will come with the web parts. The library preview webpart is the same, little control on the look, when we had so many options in the "classic" interface...
