#cqwp

Adding Slider to a SharePoint Using Content by Query Web Part (CQWP)

Modern web site usually comes with slider. SharePoint doesn’t have slider feature by default, but SharePoint is a modern web site too. So, SharePoint should be able to display slider. Yes it can, and it’s easy. We don’t have to create slider from scratch in SharePoint. It is...

Changing CQWP HTML Output Structure

This post is still about CQWP, continuing our previous posts: Playing Around with Content by Query Web Part (CQWP) and Using Your Own XSLT in Content by Query Web Part (CQWP). Based on the knowledge we obtained from those previous posts, now we should be ready to make some changes in the output...

Using Your Own XSLT in Content by Query Web Part (CQWP)

To change the HTML output of a CQWP web part, we have to edit out of the box XSLT template provided by SharePoint. We already wrote an article on how to do this here: Playing Around with Content by Query Web Part (CQWP). But, OOTB XSLT formatter is shared to all CQWP web parts in the same site....

Playing Around with Content by Query Web Part (CQWP)

One of our favorite features in SharePoint is Content by Query Web Part, or CQWP. It is available in publishing sites or any site that activates publishing feature. In this post we will play around with CQWP to understand a little bit about how to use it, and modify its appearance. We can use...