New command: add section to modern page
See original GitHub issueAdd section to modern page
- command:
spo page section add -n|--pageName <pageName> -u|--webUrl <webUrl> -t|--sectionTemplate <sectionTemplate> --order [order] - pageName: name of the page to add the section to
- webURL: URL of the site where the page to edit is located
- sectionTemplate: type of section to add. Allowed values
OneColumn|OneColumnFullWidth| TwoColumn|ThreeColumn|TwoColumnLeft|TwoColumnRight - order: order of the section
For more information see the Add-PnPClientSidePageSection cmdlet.
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@kshsbala what do you think about reusing the regex-based code from PnPJS? It’s proven to be working and it would allow us to focus on adding more commands rather than building our own implementation.
Hi @waldekmastykarz , I am very sorry for the delay and will try to complete asap.