Reference for the appearance options of the Vitextra RSS Reader web part: what the Compact, Newsletter and Cards layouts show and where each fits, images and how they are picked from a feed, the Items Shown limit, source tabs, category tags and the search box, the web part title, and how the web part follows the SharePoint theme, dark mode, the site font and full-width sections.
How to read external news in the Vitextra RSS Reader web part on a SharePoint page or in Microsoft Teams: switching between sources, filtering by category, searching, opening articles, understanding dates, authors and dimmed titles, and what the messages mean. No administrator rights needed.
Short answers to the common questions about the Vitextra RSS Reader web part for SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams: supported feeds and formats, number of sources, internal and password-protected feeds, how often items refresh, layouts and images, filters and search, Teams tabs and the personal app, permissions, where data goes, licensing and the trial.
Overview of the Vitextra RSS Reader web part for SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams: aggregating several RSS feeds in one place, Compact, Newsletter and Cards layouts, source tabs, category and search filters, sorting, automatic refresh, images, Teams tabs and personal app, how feeds are loaded and what the web part needs.
Answers for administrators and buyers: what the 14-day trial of a Vitextra product includes, what users see when the trial ends, what happens to the web parts, their settings and your data when a subscription is cancelled or expires, how to restore access, and what the Trial, Active, Expired and Suspended statuses mean.
Reference for administrators, security officers and data protection teams: how Vitextra web parts for SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams process data - in the browser, under the identity of the signed-in user - where each product stores its data inside your Microsoft 365 tenant, which technical data is sent to Vitextra services, which third-party hosts may be contacted, and what to allow on the network.
Troubleshooting guide for the license messages of Vitextra web parts in SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams: the trial-ended message, the Expired and Suspended statuses and an empty About group - their causes (no license assigned, wrong Tenant ID, license for another product, cancelled subscription, blocked license service) and how to fix each one.
Troubleshooting guide for the Vitextra RSS Reader web part in SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams: a source tab that is missing, "No items found", "There are no items to show" and "Sorry, something went wrong", feeds that need a login or are internal only, website addresses instead of feed addresses, invalid XML, images that do not show, items that look stale, and the license message - with the check and the fix for each.
Which Vitextra products request Microsoft Graph permissions, why the requests appear on the API access page of the SharePoint admin center, how a tenant administrator approves, reviews and revokes them, and what happens in the web parts when a permission is not approved.
Reference for SharePoint administrators: the differences between the tenant App Catalog and a site collection app catalog in SharePoint Online, how each one affects the deployment of Vitextra SPFx products - availability on sites, tenant-wide deployment, API permissions, Microsoft Teams, updates and licensing - and which catalog to choose.
Reference for the six SharePoint lists that Vitextra Absence & Coverage creates on its product site: AbsenceTypes, Absences, Substitutions, Balances, Holidays and Settings. Purpose, columns, who edits what, permissions, read limits and the rules that keep the data intact.
Reference for the four statuses of an absence request in Vitextra Absence & Coverage: what Pending approval, Approved, Rejected and Cancelled mean, what triggers each status, how it affects the balance, the Team Absence Calendar and substitutions, and where each status is visible.