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What does content search web part look like?
Here’s a link to Part One of this post which dealt with the “List” Display Template of the content search webpart. Here’s what the web part looks like with the following options: Slide Show – Large Picture. It’s pretty bland, and honestly, I HATE the default image that has the question mark in it.
Is the search web part of a custom solution?
Custom solution built on SPSiteDataQuery (site collection-scoped), SPQuery (list-scoped) or search API To a lesser extent, using the search web parts as part of a custom solution may also have been an option. Regardless, it was common to need custom code to meet such requirements.
In SharePoint 2010 there have been two main ways of accomplishing this: Custom solution built on SPSiteDataQuery (site collection-scoped), SPQuery (list-scoped) or search API To a lesser extent, using the search web parts as part of a custom solution may also have been an option.
How to use CSS to search for content?
Upload a image to site assets library and drop the url into the css. Set the margin on the bottom of the image to 5px… anything less makes items look cramped. This is the original image that the webpart will use if there is no value in the managed property for the item in the results.
How to change the background color of a web part?
If you want to modify the background color of the body part for the web part, then you can use the CSS code below to achieve this goal (WebPartWPQ2 is the id of the web part in my test, you need to use F12 tool to get the web part id): Here are two links about modifying the CSS styles for web parts (same for SharePoint 2013):
What does the web part look like in SharePoint?
Here’s what the web part looks like with the following options: Slide Show – Large Picture. It’s pretty bland, and honestly, I HATE the default image that has the question mark in it. I appreciate that there’s a default image, but in reality, I’d like to change that to look a lot better.
First thing’s first: Insert the web part on your page. Set the Item Display Template to “Recommended Items: Picture on the left, 3 Lines on the Right” — FYI: When I was playing around and finding the CSS to modify, this was the item template I had selected. The code below won’t correctly display the images if you use a different item template.
How do I edit a web part in SharePoint?
Make sure that you’re a member of the Designers SharePoint group on the site that contains the CSWP. 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.
Make sure that you’re a member of the Designers SharePoint group on the site that contains the CSWP. Go to the page that contains the CSWP that you want to edit. From Settings , select Edit Page. In the Web Part tool pane, in the Properties section, in the Search Criteria section, select Change query.