News Digest Banner and Logo Enhancements
News Digests:
1. Please allow the ability to add a customer banner (color and/or picture).
2. Please allow the ability to have sections and a colored headers for each.
3. Please allow the ability tochange the SharePoint logo to a custom logo or our organization logo.
Anonymous
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We’re actually working on it already; sorry for the double update.
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Anonymous
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Any ETA for this one?
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Roy Braad commented
When can we expect this?
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When will this be available!?
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DKilian
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Would also be great to define the Subject line and redirect-mail adress!
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N3VRAM
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Any idea as to when this will be available?
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Anonymous
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having this, would defintely improve the experience, now I have to email it to myself, in order to remove the microsoft logo's
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Anonymous
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Hi MS, has this progressed at all? I have a number of clients asking for it.
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Anonymous
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Is there any ETA for this? We really need to be able to customize the banner and logo.
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Marci
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When will this become available? It will make this a tool of immense value.
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Brian
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I have customers asking for the same flexibility for News digest emails. Any updates here?
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Stu Arms
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What we need are useable and templates for email digests... The current format is UI totally unappealing. use your relationship with Adobe to help do this...
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Toby
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I'd be extremely grateful to know when this is expected to be completed? This is something our company needs ASAP and would save a great deal of time than setting up a custom news digest from scratch.
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Flowers from Tucson
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Do you have an ETA on completion?
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Ashwini
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We are facing the same issue. Is there any update on this.
Links in the email are pointing to News Digest page instead of the actual articles.
This is a painful issue for us because in our Sharepoint site when site pages are created they will be in Pending Approval status. Site Pages are visible only after Approvers approve the page.
Hence News Digest Page is created with Pending Approval status, there is no option to approve News Digest Page. So when users click on the link in email it is directed to News Digest page and they are getting Access Denied message.
Request you to please fix the issue to redirect the link directly to the actual article. -
Anonymous
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Please fix this. We had started using the News Digest feature two months ago and it has been very successful however, our employees were confused with this recent change in functionality.
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Unnie commented
The current subject line along with inability to add our corporate branding is making it difficult to promote news digests to be send directly to all users. I guess everyone is sending it first one email and then editing it and later sending it to all. this beats the purpose of the email digest feature.
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The current one is a pain with links of Microsoft and SharePoint logo taking users to Microsoft marketing page about SharePoint online plans. it's confusing the hell out of users.
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Flowers from Tucson
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Get on this-I would like to move away from Emma for newsletters-you are inches from a great tool.
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Anonymous
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Please fix this issue.
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Joni Kirk
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I am having the same issue. We post all of our news on SharePoint as individual articles. Then, I cobble together a weekly employee newsletter by sending a digest of the news to myself and adding our branding to it (a pain in the butt, Microsoft, since you don't allow us to do so in SharePoint). Normally, when it sends the digest, each of the articles' headers are links to that specific news item. All of a sudden, it is linking each and every article to the digest instead of to the news post. This is a malfunction that needs to be fixed. The point of the digest is to allow people browse the buffet of news items and then go look at the specific news article they select. If I wanted them to go look at a full list of articles, I would just create a simple email saying "Go to our news site: link."
