Enable full SharePoint navigation
I've linked to a communiction SharePoint homepage in a tab in teams expecting it to essentially be the full SharePoint experience but it cuts out the navigation and literally just shows the web parts of the home page.
I want to be able to navigate the SharePoint as normal from here but from some reason Teams cuts this out.
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mike duke
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Turn the left-hand menu on or off for a SharePoint team site
Click Settings. , and then click Site Settings.
Under Look and Feel on the Site Settings page, click Navigation Elements.
Check or clear the Enable Quick Launch setting to turn it off or on, and then click OK. -
Mariel Vargas
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extremelly needed!!! Without this we need to pin many tabs with all the pages we want, which is not ideal. PLEASE INCLUDE THE SITE NAVEGATION ASAP
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Joakim Stenström
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Enabling this would make it so much easier for the ordinary user to leave Explorer behind and truly embrace Teams and Sharepoint
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Schneika
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Major gap. Unbelievable
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Alex Wilson
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I have Sharepoint Project sites that have libraries in the left navigation. When you add the Sharepoint project site as a tab to the Teams team site, it cuts out all the navigation.
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Megan Precious
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Do we have any updates on this? Would be so beneficial!
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Liam
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We really need this as we have implemented around 100 communication sites into our Microsoft Teams.
Not having the navigation to go back to previous pages means constant refreshing of tabs or opening the site up in the full view, when ideally we want everything run through Teams. -
Oliver von Mizener
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Nearly a year later, but +1. This would really be useful to have.
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Ellya
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Especially need this now we have been using the wonderful mega menus.
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Filip Wuyts
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Agree! What's the use of having a site in a tab if you can only use one page of it?
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Filip Wuyts
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Agree! What's the use of putting a website in a tab if you can only use one page of it?
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Christopher Hoard
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Agree. Much needed. I will put this on social too.
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Anonymous
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+1
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Tracy van der Schyff
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I fully agree. Intranet etc. on my Teams is super important and helps with adoption. I'll help by putting focus on this in social media. That would be on website as well as SharePoint Tabs added.
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MP
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I second this. The tab is virtually useless if you're continually dead-ending in your SP site, with no access to the site's navigation menu.
