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In the Site settings page Under Site Collection Administration, click on site collection features. Activate the “SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure” in the “site collection features” page. After this, you can able to see the “Content Query” web part in the web part list in the SharePoint online web part page.
How do I edit content query Web Part?
Open the Home Page of the site and click Site Actions, and then click Edit Page. Now on the CQWP click edit and then click Modify Shared Web Part and expand the Presentation category.
Where is my content query web part located?
In the Site Collection Administration section, click Site collection features On the Site Collection Features page, click the Activate button next to SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure. Once this feature has been activated, the Content Query Web Part should then be available throughout the Site Collection.
Why is SharePoint Online content query web part missing?
There is a SharePoint site collection administration detail that sometimes causes a problem: A user will go to add it the web part to a page and find that the Content Query Web Part is missing. They are sure they are in the Standard or Enterprise edition of SharePoint (as opposed to Foundation), but the web part simply isn’t there. Why?
In this case, the CQWP is part of a bundle of features called SharePoint Server Publishing Infrastructure. Generally we think of Publishing in SharePoint as a way to enable content management, including combining content with specific page layouts.
For one, it can allow you to create an aggregated list based on multiple lists or libraries, either from within a single site or from across a site collection, as we show in our courses Introduction to SharePoint Server 2010 and Designing SharePoint Document Management and Records Management Systems in SharePoint 2010.