How do I activate SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure site collection feature?

How do I activate SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure site collection feature?

Activate publishing from the start page

  1. From the start page, click Settings. and then click Site settings.
  2. On the Site Settings page under Site Collection Administration, select Site collection features.
  3. On the Site Collection Features page, scroll down to SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure and select Activate.

How do I activate a feature in SharePoint 2013?

Activate features for sites

  1. Navigate to the site you want to configure.
  2. Click Settings.
  3. On the Site Settings page, under Site Actions, click Manage site features.
  4. Click Activate next to the feature you want to activate on the site, or click Deactivate if you want to turn off the feature on the site.

How to enable auditing in SharePoint site collection?

In Site Settings page, Click on “Site collection audit settings” under Site Collection Administration. Click “OK” to save your changes. This enables auditing for the SharePoint Online site collection. Once auditing is enabled, You can get auditing reports through “Audit log reports”link in Site collection settings page.

How to trim the audit log in SharePoint?

On the Site Settings page, under Site Collection Administration, select Site collection audit settings. On the Configure Audit Settings page, in the Audit Log Trimming section, set Automatically trim the audit log for this site? to Yes. Trimming is not supported for SharePoint. We no longer support choosing specific events to edit.

How to set up a site collection in SharePoint?

If you don’t see Site settings, select Site information and then select View all site settings. Some pages might require you to select Site contents, and then Site settings. If you are not at the root of your site collection, under Site Collection Administration, select Go to top level site settings.

When to select an audit event for a site collection?

When you select an event to audit for a site collection, the report will audit every item in the site collection each time the event occurs. Auditing can potentially generate a large number of audit events, creating a large audit log that could fill the hard drive, impacting performance and other aspects of a site collection.