Contents
- 1 Are there different page content types in SharePoint?
- 2 How does a new site content type work?
- 3 What are the content types for modern pages?
- 4 Can you have multiple custom site page content types?
- 5 How do you change the content type in SharePoint?
- 6 How are content types and content type publishing related?
It will even allow for multiple Site Page content types in the Pages library, each with different metadata. The Site Pages page library on both a SharePoint Communication site and a Modern Team site comes with the default Site Page content type.
How does a new site content type work?
The new site content type that you create inherits all of the attributes of its parent site content type, such as its document template, read-only setting, workflows, and columns. After you create this new site content type, you can change any of these attributes.
How to define content types in a document?
Content types can be defined for documents, list items, or folders. Each content type can specify: The columns (metadata) that you want to assign to items of this type. The document template that you want to apply to new items (available for document content types only).
What are the content types for modern pages?
Here is the Content type definition for the Adoption Page custom content type. I’ve added 2 custom managed metadata columns to it: AdoptionRole and AdoptionService. This is a content type I use when building an Office 365 Adoption Center and is a quick way of organizing your modern pages by role and Office 365 service.
Can you have multiple custom site page content types?
You can have multiple custom Site Page content types in the page library, this is nothing new, however with the new Page Details feature, we can more easily work with multiple content types through the UI. To demonstrate, let’s say you have 2 content types in the Pages library:
How to change the content type of a website?
Under Content services, select Content type gallery. On the Content type gallery page, under the Site content type column, select the name of the site content type that you want to change. On the content type page, on the menu bar, select Edit. The Edit content type panel appears.
Go to the SharePoint admin center. Under Content services, select Content type gallery. On the Content type gallery page, under the Site content type column, select the name of the site content type that you want to change. On the content type page, on the menu bar, select Edit. The Edit content type panel appears.
Because content types include metadata, content types and metadata are very closely linked. A Managed Metadata service in SharePoint makes it possible to publish a content type to the sites where it is used. Sites and site collections that are part of the Managed Metadata service are called “subscriber sites”.
On the New Site Content Type page, fill in a Name and Description for your custom content type. Under Parent Content Type, select a parent, such as Digital Asset Content Types or Document Content Types. Under the parent content type, the dropdown box will change.