Create a Company Wiki in SharePoint (3 options)

[@SharePointMaven]

👉 If you want to learn more on this topic, check out this video as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bauQY5yAht-Gncksi=LZuyE0ohkDYy3VeL

[@DennisWaweru-e4i]

Very detailed. Thanks.

[@SharePointMaven]

You are welcome!

[@tejaswiniteja1578]

Many thanks for this, it was really helpful. I have a one question though : I am building a training portal and is it possible ot have an index of sorts in this? Just like wikipedia has ?

[@SharePointMaven]

You are welcome! The only option I can think of is Gloassry, but you have to build it: sharepointmaven.com/how-to-create-a-glossary-of-terms-in-sharepoint/

[@tejaswiniteja1578]

@@SharePointMaven I checked the link and its interesting, but unfortunately is not what I am looking for. However, I am working a list dropdown for a similar view. Thanks a lot for the quick response :)

[@SharePointMaven]

@@tejaswiniteja1578 OK

[@shghu12_]

Your videos are really useful - thank you! Say with option 3, if I decided to create a page for something, but within the page I wanted to reference another page - what is the best way of linking it through? Can I have neat boxes, instead of just pasting the link? Thank you.

[@SharePointMaven]

Yes, I suggest you use Quick Links Web Part: (OPTION 4): sharepointmaven.com/12-ways-to-organize-links-in-sharepoint/

[@shghu12_]

@@SharePointMaven Thank you for taking the time to direct me and respond! I’m really happy that I’ve stumbled across your page. Looking forward to more content in due course!

[@SharePointMaven]

@@shghu12_ Of course, anytime. Glad to help!

[@ecclesstreet]

Hi Greg, fantastic content - thank you for all your efforts! - one question about m365 SharePoint Wiki. is it going to be deprecated anytime soon? and why have you not used an Enterprise Wiki in this video? thanks

[@SharePointMaven]

Thanks for the kind words. Enterprise Wiki uses classic (old) SharePoint Architecture. It is still available, but it does not work with modern SharePoint. I have not seen it being used by anyone for many, many years. Not sure if it will eventually be deprecated/go away, but it should not be used with modern sites/Hub IA.

[@henrysidevalve]

​@@SharePointMaven thank you so much for clearing that up!

[@londonengland2309]

❤ many thanks

[@SharePointMaven]

You are welcome!

[@jakevargas2484]

Never been a fan of all the graphics and whitespace SharePoint puts out there. I wouldn't call it "modern". When it comes to wiki, I would prefer something like Confluence. I wish Azure DevOps has better cross-over integration into Teams and SharePoint.

[@SharePointMaven]

OK