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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2021 · 15 MIN

What is a Content Type Gallery?

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In Episode # 68 of the SharePoint Maven podcast, we go behind the scenes to the SharePoint Admin Center where I explain to you the feature called Content Type Gallery. If your organization is into metadata and content types - you don't want to miss this episode! Content Type Gallery is a replacement for the hidden Content Type Hub Site collections we used to have in the past. It is a feature that will allow you to standardize on the content types and metadata across your tenant.BLOG REFERENCESHow to make the Content Types available on all SharePoint Sites via the Content Type GalleryNEED HELP?Want to confidently navigate SharePoint and Microsoft 365? Enroll in my revamped On-Demand SharePoint and Microsoft 365 AcademyFREE RESOURCESGet access to free resources, live training & On-Demand courses, and get the help you need to properly set up and implement SharePointTIPS IN YOUR INBOXBi-Weekly newsletterFOLLOW ME FacebookInstagramTwitterLinkedInPinterestYouTube

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