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The fact that Power Apps Portals uses Bootstrap as its CSS framework means we have a lot of tools as our disposal (yes, I know we'd all love it if we could use a newer version of Bootstrap, or even pick whatever framework we wanted, but that is a topic for another day). Unfortunately, some of the Bootstrap components require specific markup that we can't achieve with configuration alone. In this post I'll cover how we can use JavaScript to change the markup on either Basic Forms or Advanced Forms so that we can leverage the Input Group functionality (in case you missed the memo, Basic Forms is the new name for Entity Forms, and Advanced Forms is the new name for Web Forms).
Read MoreOne of the subjects I seem to be dealing a lot with recently is invitation codes - so much so that this was the featured topic for this month's Portals Community Call. During that call I promised to share a small bit of CSS that would hide the "I have an existing account" checkbox on the Redeem Invitation page, so I'll do that in this post, as well as give a bit of background as to what the checkbox is used for, and why it most cases you probably don't need it.
Read MoreWhile Microsoft continues to invest heavily in the Portals Studio, which provides a new What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) editing experience for Power Apps Portals, there are still many good reasons to use the Legacy Front-side Editor. In this post I'll describe how you can add additional styling options to the rich text editors to allow content authors to create consistent pages.
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