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Yes please! There are 3rd party options (like this one https://www.beyondintranet.com/employeedirectory) but seems like something that should be out of the box.
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Agreed, and when you are using the search box at the top to search the contents of a list, the experience does not work as expected. I would expect that if I enter one word or phrase, search would return all items that the word appears in (whether it's the title or a keyword, etc)...but that does not happen. I have a column for inventory numbers. Entering an inventory number in the search box returns NO results, even when I see there is one with that number.
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I second this. An, it would be especially useful to have the option of a search box within a list web part, when embedding list web parts on a page, so that users can filter the list that is being displayed. Classic SP has this ability and it works great! Take it a step further and make the list autofilter based on what is being typed in the box!
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I see that you have added the ability to use Powershell to change the default search scope of a site. That is nice, but requires us to make permanent decisions for our users. Would be better if there was a scope dropdown menu on the search box (i.e. This site, Organization, People).
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Would love to be able to show captions under the images in the gallery. We use them in help pages for screen shots and need to add Exhibit numbers.
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When you are creating a hyperlink on a page, any bookmarks that exist on that page should automatically appear as choices. It's crazy that they don't. We have taken to opening the page in a second tab so we can copy the bookmarks and paste them in.
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Agree! I've always expected to see this on my sharepoint home page, but it only provides the ones you are following or have recently visited.