As described on Microsoft learning, there are 3 ways we can render snippets in Power Pages: A developer can place a snippet using Liquid: {{ snippets[“<>”] }}, {% editable snippets ‘<>’ %}, or {% include ‘snippet’ snippet_name:'<>’ %}. Customize content by using content snippets | Microsoft Learn It looks like it’s more or less interchangeable,… Read More »
Not sure this is 100% accurate, but this seems to be close to how Power Pages rendering works. I needed a bit of a visual for myself, so, perhaps, it’ll help someone else, too: There are a few caveats there: However, if you create a page template and set it up so that it won’t… Read More »
I ran into something the other day, which I think is related to the difference between standard and enhanced data models, but, also, it’s related to some hidden stuff we don’t even know about when it comes to Power Platform. Basically, we have a solution that was developed on the environment that also had a… Read More »
I am not a global admin in the tenant, I am just a system administrator in the specific environment, and, yet, a Power Pages site has already been created for me… so I was just about to go to the Power Pages portal to do some work, and then I got stuck on this: Which… Read More »
Jukka has been hitting the nail on Power Pages costs with his posts lately, but I started to wonder if there are different usage scenarios, and, perhaps, there are situations when Power Pages can even be used for blogging? Actually, the fact that we are seriously talking about it now means Power Pages have come… Read More »