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We are continuing to validate this long-awaited feature in a Private Preview Program with a subset of customers. Although feedback has been very positive we have identified a few things that we still need to address before we start making this more generally available. We appreciate that this is taking time, however providing a consistent user experience across M365 that continues to function as expected is a complex problem. We will provide another update within the next few months.
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We’re working on an option in highlighted content to enable custom queries where you can provide the KQL or CAML and specify your own query. This will enable you to search by custom content types.
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You can disable this for the whole tenant if you have SharePoint Admin permissions. Go to SharePoint Online admin -> Settings -> Comments on Site Pages -> Disable
You can filter on ContentType by just filtering on the name of the Content Type. You can also filter on the managed property ContentTypeId, which is a more robust solution, since CT name changes won't affect your solution. Obviously you have to manually copy/paste the Content Type ID in the webpart filter properties. You can find the Content Type ID by opening it in the browser, and copy/paste the ID from the URL. Or look it up using PowerShell and Office DEV PnP.