If you've tried to disable the top navigation bar on a modern Teams-connected SharePoint site, you've probably noticed there's no obvious setting to do it. The UI doesn't give you a toggle. Site settings don't have the option. And the PowerShell properties you'd expect to work simply don't. This post covers exactly that scenario - what I tried, why each approach failed, and the single PnP PowerShell command that actually works. The Problem On a modern Teams-connected SharePoint site (template GROUP#0 ), the top navigation bar is visible by default. Unlike classic SharePoint publishing sites, there is no built-in UI option in site settings or site collection settings to disable it. If you want to hide the top navigation bar - for example because the site is associated to a hub that already provides navigation, making the site's own top nav redundant - you need to do it programmatically. What Didn't Work for Me 1. Site Settings and...
We're having trouble generating a transcript and captions right now. Try again in a bit. We received this error while trying to auto-generate captions for a video in SharePoint online. The error didn't provide any clue as to why this happens but then we noticed that the video was uploaded to Styles Library for some reason and once we moved that to another Document Library captions started working fine. Why this happens with videos in Styles Library we don't know, I couldn't find any relevant documents or articles but Styles Library isn't meant to be storing business content. Glad we found the solution and a simple solution!