Yeah ... just another problem with IE. Lucky for all of us there are some people that can hack their way through the IE bugs. Here is a fix for this problem: input.button { padding: 0.25em; width: 0; overflow:visible; } input.button[class] { /*ie ignores [class]*/ width: auto; }
Support for Emmet snippets and expansion is built right into Visual Studio Code, no extension required . Emmet 2.0 has support for the majority of the Emmet Actions including expanding Emmet abbreviations and snippets . Emmet is a web-developer’s toolkit that can greatly improve your HTML & CSS workflow Links: Emmet in Visual Studio Code Cheat Sheet (emmet.io)
The Author (Created By) field is actually an lookup field to the hidden User Information list. If you need to add the work email of the Author (Created By field) user to a specific list it can be done by adding a dependent lookup field for the Author field: $site = get - spsite "site url here"; $list = $site . RootWeb . Lists [ "list name" ]; $createdByEmailGuid = $web . Fields . AddDependentLookup ( "Work e-mail" , [ Microsoft . SharePoint . SPBuiltInFieldId ]:: Author ); $createdByEmail = $web . Fields . GetFieldByInternalName ( $createdByEmailGuid ); $createdByEmail . Description = "Work e-mail address of the Author."; $createdByEmail . LookupField = $web . Fields [[ Microsoft . SharePoint . SPBuiltInFieldId ]:: EMail ]. InternalName ; $createdByEmail . Update (); $web . Update (); $list . Fields . Add ( $createdByEmail ); $list . Update (); If additional fields are needed the same method can be applied. Here is a li...
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