How do I find the SharePoint version history?
Right click on the space between the item or document name and date, and then click Version History from the menu. You might need to scroll the menu to see Version History. If you don’t see Version History, click the ellipsis (…) in the dialog and then click Version History. You’ll see a list of versions of the file.
How do I turn on my browser history?
Right-click the file and select the Version history option. The browser will open a new tab with a pane on the right with all the available versions for the document. Select and review the version.
Why did my SharePoint version history go wrong?
The library in question was created via a migration of an existing classic library using Sharegate. When the library migrated over, it omitted the default forms (apparently they were custom) – Edit.aspx, New.aspx, etc.
Where do the search results come from in SharePoint?
A result source specifies where your search results can come from. For example, in our scenario, we did not want search results to come from all sites within the SharePoint farm, but only from one specific site within the farm. The default result source in a Search Center returns search results from the complete SharePoint Server farm.
How do I Change web search query in SharePoint?
Go to the page that contains the CSWP that you want to edit. From Settings, select Edit Page. In the Web Part, select the Content Search Web Part Menu arrow > Edit Web Part. In the Web Part tool pane, in the Properties section, in the Search Criteria section, select Change query.
How to configure the search results web part?
If you want search results from the complete SharePoint Server farm, you can go to the next article in this series, Plan to use refiners on a search results page in SharePoint Server. But, if you want search results from only a subset within your SharePoint Server farm (in our scenario, one specific site), you should create a result source.