You are responsible for reviewing licensing for an image before you insert it on your page. Web search uses Bing images that utilize the Creative Common license. To add an image, select Add image in the left toolbar.
You can customize the title area with an image, a choice of four layouts, text above the title, the ability to change the displayed author, and you can show or hide the published date. When you are ready for your audience to view and read the page, select Publish.įor more information on publishing and the lifecycle of a page, check out Management and lifecycle of a SharePoint modern page. Only people with edit permissions on your site will have access. Your audience won't be able to view or read the page until you publish it. When you're done editing, you can select Save as draft to save your changes and close edit mode.
To learn more, check out Add sections or columns on a page. You can also add sections and columns to a page. To learn more about how to find and use web parts, check out Using web parts. Select + to add content like text, documents, video and more. Hover your mouse below the title area and there will be a line with a circled +, like this: For more information on the different types of web parts and how to use them, check out Using web parts on pages. Web parts are the building blocks of your page. A page name is required to save the page. Private drafts are only visible to you and the people you share it with.Īdd a page name in top area where it reads Add a name. Note: To make a private draft, select Create as a private draft.
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