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Share.Remove users from a groupOn your website or team site, click Settings , and click Site settings. If you don't see Site settings, click Site information, and then click View all site settings. On some pages, you may need to click Site contents, then click Site settings.On the Site Settings page, under Users and Permissions, click People and Groups.On the People and Groups page, in the Quick Launch, click the name of the group that you want to remove users from.Select the check boxes next to the users who you want to remove, click Actions, and then click Remove Users from Group.In the confirmation window, click OK.Grant site access to a groupOn your website or team site, click Settings , and click Site permissions.On the Permissions page, click Advanced Permissions Settings.On the Permissions tab, click Grant Permissions.In the Share dialog, type the name of the SharePoint group that you want to give access to.By default, the Share dialog displays the message Invite people to Edit or Invite people with Can edit permissions. This grants permissions in the SharePoint Members group. To choose a different permission level, click Show options and then choose a different SharePoint group or permission level under Select a permission level or Select a group or permission level. The drop-down box shows both groups and individual permission levels, like Edit or View Only.Click Share.Delete a groupCautionWe recommend that you don't delete any of the default SharePoint groups, because this can make the system unstable. You should only delete group(s) you have created and no longer want to use.On your website or team site, click Settings , and click Site settings. If you don't see Site settings, click Site information, and then click View all site settings. On some pages, you may need to click Site contents, then click Site settings.On the Site Settings page, under Users and Permissions, click People and Groups.On the People and Groups page, click the name of the SharePoint group that you want to delete.Click Settings, and then click Group Settings.At the bottom of the Change Group Settings page, click Delete.In the confirmation window, click OK .Assign a new permission level to a groupIf you have customized a permission level or created a new permission level, you can assign it to groups or users.On your website or team site, click Settings , and click Site settings. If you don't see Site settings, click Site information, and then click View all site settings. On some pages, you may need to click Site contents, then click Site settings.On the Site Settings page, under Users and Permissions, click Site Permissions.Select the check box next to the user or group to which you want to assign the

OK and files will be ready to upload. 4. Once the files are uploaded you will be redirected to a new window: There are 3 options you can use for the documents which you have just uploaded: Check In All Documents: This option will navigate you to the document check in page where you are able to check in all document in bulk. Bulk Edit All Documents: This option will navigate you to the bulk edit documents properties page. Group Edit All documents Individually: This option will navigate you to the Group Edit page. 2.4 Manage Bulk Properties Editor Settings 2.4.1 Manage Settings on Site This product provides a settings page to configure and edit options when indexing multiple documents or list items. You can manage settings on a site or site collection level. After the settings are configured on a site, the sub sites or contained lists can inherit or customize (stop inheriting) settings. Follow these steps to enter the Bulk Properties Editor Settings page: 1. Click Settings and then click Site Settings. 2. On the Site Settings page, in the BoostSolutions Software section, click Bulk Properties Editor Settings . If you want to manage settings in a root site, under Site Collection Administration, click Go to top level site settings. 3. In the settings page, you can configure the following options: If you enter the settings page from a sub site, you can choose to inherit or stop inheriting settings from a parent site. To customize the settings for a site, select Stop inherting settings and then configure each section. General Settings Force input if list contains required fields: In the bulk edit page, users are not allowed to SKIP all required fields if this option is enabled. Fill in empty metadata fields only: In the bulk edit page, only empty fields are replaced with a value that users have entered Expand Check In After Save: Users will always see this option expanded in the metadata bulk edit page. Mark all fields as checked by: In the bulk edit page, the checkboxes for all fields will be checked

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Configure site settings for websites Article07/09/2024 In this article -->A site setting is a configurable, named value that is used by website code to modify the behavior or visual style of the site. Typically when a developer creates the website code, they reference site settings for various components to enable an end user to modify the setting values to alter the website without having to change the code, recompile, and redeploy the website.The sample websites and templates that are provided with the installation of Power Pages contain several configurable site settings for various styles used to modify many visual elements within the site such as background style, text color, and layout width.You can manage the following types of site settings:Global settings: These settings apply to all websites associated with the Microsoft Dataverse environment in which they're being added.Website site settings: These settings apply to specific websites that are associated with the Dataverse environment in which they're being added.Manage site settingsUsing the Portal Management app, select Site settings under the Website section.To create a new setting, select New.To edit an existing setting, select the Site Setting listed in the grid.Specify values for the fields provided:Name: A label referenced by website code to retrieve the appropriate setting. The name should be unique for the associated website, because the code retrieving the setting takes the first record

Experience better – for example, to keep you signed in to a site or to save items in your shopping basket. Learn about on-device site data. Automatic picture-in-picture: Sites use this setting to enter picture-in-picture automatically. This lets you watch a video while you use your screen for other tasks. Learn how to turn on automatic picture-in-picture.Change settings for a specific siteYou can allow or block permissions for a specific site. The site will use its settings instead of the default settings. You can also delete data for a site. On your computer, open Chrome. Go to a site. To the left of the web address, select View site information . Select Site settings. Change a permission setting.Tips Your changes save automatically. Once you select the icon next to the web address, previously saved site settings open. You can change them without going to the 'Site settings' menu in Chrome. If the Reset permissions button is available, you can select the button to reset your changed preferences. To protect your data, Chrome removes permissions from sites that you haven't used recently.Related resources Block or allow pop-ups in Chrome Check if a site's connection is secure Translate pages and change Chrome languages Manage your ads privacy in Chrome Was this helpful?How can we improve it?

New permission level.On the Permissions tab, click Edit User Permissions.On the Edit Permissions page, select the check box next to the name of the new permission level. If you select multiple permission levels, the permission level assigned to the group is the union of the individual permissions in the different levels. That is, if one level includes permissions (A, B, C), and the other level includes permissions (C, D), the new level for the group includes permissions (A, B, C, D).Click OK.NotePermissions for the default SharePoint groups (Owners, Members, and Visitors) for Team sites that are connected to a Microsoft 365 group can't be modified.Add, change, or remove a site collection administratorOn the site, click Settings , and click Site settings. If you don't see Site settings, click Site information, and then click View all site settings. On some pages, you may need to click Site contents, then click Site settings.On the Site Settings page, under Users and Permissions, click Site Collection Administrators.In the Site Collection Administrators box, do one of the following:To add a site collection administrator, enter the name or user alias of the person who you want to add.To change a site collection administrator, click the X next to the name of the person, and then enter a new name.To remove a site collection administrator, click the X next to the name of the person.Click OK.[!NOTE]To see the Site Collection Administrators link, you must be at least a SharePoint Administrator. This link is not displayed to site owners.