Get-PnPWeb -Includes HeaderLayoout: Can this be used to set background image on extended header?
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Description
We have a client who wants to implement a site design/template so that they are able to quickly create new site collections that have a standard look-and-feel. The following is what we are using to set the header:
$web = Get-PnPWeb -Includes HeaderLayout
$web.HeaderLayout = "Extended" #Options: Standard, Compact
$web.Update()
Invoke-PnPQuery
However, the client would also like a header background image to be applied, which at the moment is evading me! If this isn't currently possible with PnP, does anybody know if this will be accommodated in the future? Also, in the absence of that, is this even possible at all using PowerShell or do we have to wait for Microsoft to make their APIs available?
Cheers,
G
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Start with the Get-PnPWeb -Includes HeaderLayout example and the HeaderLayout property values described in the issue. Check whether the PnP Framework API or PowerShell surface exposes a header background-image setting; done means documenting a supported approach or confirming that the required Microsoft API is unavailable.
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- csharp, powershell
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