In
SharePoint 2013 only three links are shown on the default
view pages. Additional links are hidden beneath an ellipsis
(three dots). If you want to show more links you can create
a landing page to use instead of the default page.
In the demo below Peter Kalmstrom, CEO of kalmstrom.com
Business Solutions and Microsoft certified SharePoint specialist
and trainer, shows how to create a simple landing page with
address and wiki links.
You can of course make the landing page more appealing by
using images, as described in our series of
SharePoint Links tutorials. Here Peter only shows the
principle of the landing page creation.
These are the steps to create a links landing page in SharePoint 2013.
Click on the settings icon and select Add a page.
Give the page a name and click on Create.
Now an empty wiki page opens in edit mode, and you
can add links to it. You can add the links in two ways:
Write the text you want to link and link it
via the Link button under the INSERT tab. You can
add a link selected from SharePoint or copied from
an address. The copied URL can be taken from anywhere.
Write wiki-links. These links only works within
a site, but they have some advantages over other
links, please refer to the
Tips article about wiki links.
Replace the link in the Quick launch of the original
page, so that it points to the new page instead.
In
SharePoint 2013 only three links are shown on the default
view pages. Additional links are hidden beneath an ellipsis
(three dots). If you want to show more links you can create
a landing page to use instead of the default page. 