When you create a custom page template in SharePoint, you expect it to appear in the New menu so users can quickly build pages that match your branding and layout. However, the template sometimes does not show up in the New menu at all, which blocks users from using it and forces them to start … Read more
When you create a new page in a SharePoint site, the expected custom page template does not show up in the New menu. This problem stops site owners and content editors from using pre-designed layouts, breaking site consistency and slowing content creation. The root cause is almost always a missing or incorrect content type association … Read more
You published a news post on a SharePoint communication site, but some users report they cannot see it. The post appears in the News web part only for certain people, while others see nothing or a different set of posts. This problem usually occurs because audience targeting is enabled on the News web part or … Read more
You created a news post in SharePoint, published it to a team site or communication site, but not all team members can see it. The post appears missing for some users even though it was published correctly. This issue occurs because the news post has audience targeting enabled, and the user viewing the post does … Read more
When you set a section background on a SharePoint modern page, the change may not save. The background reverts to the default white or gray after you refresh the page. This problem occurs because of browser cache, unsupported image formats, or permission restrictions on the page library. This article explains the root causes of the … Read more
When you set a background image or color on a SharePoint modern page section, the change may disappear after you save and republish the page. This happens because the section background feature depends on a specific web part property that can be overridden by page layout settings or theme policies. This article explains the exact … Read more
When you set a section background on a SharePoint modern page, the change may not stick. You pick a color or image, click Save, and the page reverts to the default white background. This problem usually occurs because of a conflict between the section theme setting and the site theme or a custom master page. … Read more
You see Comments are disabled on a single SharePoint page while all other pages work normally. This usually happens because a page author or editor unintentionally turned off the comments section in the page settings. The fix does not require site owner permissions or PowerShell. You can re-enable comments directly from the page editing interface … Read more
You open a SharePoint page and find that the comment box is missing, while other pages in the same site still allow comments. This problem occurs because SharePoint page comments are controlled by a combination of site-level settings and page-level settings, and a single page can have its comments turned off independently. This article explains … Read more
Creating a consistent look for department pages across your SharePoint environment saves time and enforces brand standards. Without a reusable template, each team must build pages from scratch, leading to inconsistent layouts and repeated work. SharePoint page templates let you design a master page that includes pre-set web parts, a standard header, and a fixed … Read more