What is the default naming format of your root SharePoint online site?

1. Enable your site to fully leverage the modern user interface.
2. Connect your site to a Microsoft 365 group.
3. Switch to a modern tenant-scoped branding.
4. Transform your classic site pages into modern pages.
5. See also.

Characters right after the main URL: change depending on what you are sharing:

1. “:f” means Folder sharing.
2. “:w” means Word document sharing.
3. “:x” means Excel document sharing.
4. “:p” means PowerPoint document sharing.
5. “:b” means PDF document sharing.

1. Sign in to Microsoft 365 as a global admin or SharePoint admin.
2. Select the app launcher icon. in the upper-left and choose Admin to open the Microsoft 365 admin center.
3. Choose Resources > Sites.
4. Choose Add a site.
5. In the New Site Collection dialog box, enter the following information:
6. Click OK.

1. Step 1: Make sure Root Site is not used. First, make sure that the current, classic root site and subsites (if any) are not used by anyone.
2. Step 2: Create a modern site first.
3. Step 3: Navigate to the SharePoint Admin Center.
4. Step 4: Replace a classic root site in SharePoint Online with the modern Communication Site.

1. On your root site collection navigate to a modern Library;
2. Click on settings and then Add page.
3. Once created give it a name and build your new landing page.
4. Once you've built it according to your needs go to Site Contents.
5. Open the Site Pages library.
6. Click on the Show Actions (…)
7. Click on Make Home Page.

1. Go to the document library where you want to add a link.
2. In the top left menu, select New, and then select Link.
3. In the Create link to dialog, enter the link.
4. After you enter the link in the Create link to dialog, the File name field appears.

1. From Site Collections Page in SharePoint Admin Center, click Owners > Manage Administrators.
2. Next screen will show you who is an Admin for this site collection (you would access the same screen to add/remove admins as well)

1. In the navigation pane, under Groups, select your group.
2. On the ribbon, select Home > Group Settings > Edit Group.
3. Under Privacy, choose Public or Private.
4. Select OK.

1. Select Share site.
2. In the Share site pane, enter the names of people or groups to add them to the site, or enter "Everyone except external users" to share the site with everyone in your organization.
3. Change the permission level (Read, Edit, or Full control) as needed.

1. In your site, click Site Contents, and then click Settings.
2. Under "Users and Permissions", click People and groups.
3. On the left, select the group from which you'd like to remove the users.
4. Use the checkboxes to select the users you want to delete.
5. Click Actions, and then select Remove Users from Group.