Manoj Nair | Microsoft 365 Architecture & Automation

When working with modern SharePoint Online pages, you may notice differences in how content is positioned between communication sites and team sites. In my experience, modern pages in communication sites generally presented their content centrally, with white space on both sides. However, pages in a Microsoft 365 group-connected team site appeared left-aligned, leaving considerable unused space on the right. Fortunately, SharePoint provides a setting that can help address this layout preference. The problem: Left-aligned page content When creating or editing modern pages in a SharePoint Online team site, the content may appear positioned towards the left side of the available page area. Depending on the page design and screen resolution, this can make the layout look unbalanced. The objective is to centre the page content without introducing custom CSS, JavaScript or an SPFx extension. How to change the content alignment In the SharePoint Online interface available when I originally...

Difference between registering an application in the app registrations pane and adding an application in the enterprise applications pane in Microsoft Entra admin center or Azure portal. App registration is a way of reserving an app and URL with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD/Microsoft Entra), allowing it to communicate with Azure AD, hooking up any reply URLs, and enabling Azure AD services on it. When we have an application that we're developing and want to integrate it with Azure, we need to register our application in app registrations, where we'll configure the reply URL, logout URL, and API access, if needed. When we register our application, Azure AD assigns a unique application ID to it and lets us add certain capabilities, such as credentials, permissions, and sign-ins. The default settings allow only users from the tenant under which our app is registered to sign in to your application. App Registrations Pane New App registration screen It's possible to confuse ...