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- Go to Settings. > Site Permissions.
- Click Advanced permission settings.
- On the Permissions tab, click Access Request Settings.
- In the Access Request Settings dialog box, select the check box next to Allow access requests.
- Add an email for a specific user or distribution list.
- Click OK.
Select the check boxes for the users and SharePoint groups on which you want to edit permission levels on this securable object. On the Actions menu, click Edit User Permissions. In the Choose Permissions section, select the permission levels you want, clear those you do not want, and then click OK.
What to do if you can’t access a SharePoint site?
If you can’t access the site as the incorrect external user, follow these steps: As a SharePoint Online administrator, sign in to the site collection that was shared with the external user. Select the gear icon for the Settings menu, and then select Site settings.
How to create and use pages on a SharePoint site?
Using pages is a great way to share ideas using images, Excel, Word and PowerPoint documents, video, and more. You can create and publish pages quickly and easily, and they look great on any device. When you create a page, you can add and customize web parts, and then publish your page with just a click.
On the top or left side navigation, select Pages. If you don’t see Pages on the left side, select Site Contents from Settings on the upper right, then on the left side of the Site Contents page, select Pages. Your page may be in a folder within the Pages library designated by the site owner.
Open a SharePoint site on the device. In the upper right corner of the site, tap Settings , and then tap Site settings. Under Site Actions, tap Manage site features. Set the Mobile Browser View to Active. (The default setting is Active .) To switch back to mobile view, tap Settings , and then tap Mobile view.