I selected the one marked by the arrow.And you can see the change in the background.ģ) Select the ‘Plain Color theme’ as shown below to revert to the normal view.
You will get a set of color themes for the background. In the resulting drop-down menu, select ‘Plan settings’ as marked by the rectangle.Ģ) In the ‘Plan Settings’ menu, choose the ‘General’ option marked by the circle. Open your Microsoft Planner and get it as stated below.ġ) Open any of your plans in the planner and select the ‘ellipsis’ as marked by the circle in the below image.
Now you can choose color themes from the available set of themes. This difficulty is eliminated now and soon the users would be able to upload their chosen images for the background. Microsoft Planner users have been discussing the inability to see the cards clearly when the display on the monitor is poor and if there is not enough contrast between cards and background. There is no built-in connector for Microsoft Planner in Power BI, an idea about this issue has been submitted in this link, please vote it up. Moreover, the cards stand out from the background, which gives you easy visibility. It helps you to recognize the board on which you are in. It enables the Planner users to set colored background for the boards. Microsoft recently rolled out this feature. You can create teams, assign tasks, organize and update plans.
Ultimately, I don't think the results would be very good.1 min to read Microsoft Planner users can color your background now Microsoft (MS) Planner is a work management application that you organize and manage teamwork. The problem a Team is not a traditional web site, so how and what gets crawled would be "interesting" to watch. OK, so your question was."Can you." you certainly could "try", you could try to provide your on-prem SSA a start address of the Team and then try to provide the alternate credentials of a cloud account that has access to the Team through a crawl rule.
Though this does not apply to the threaded conversations. Also remember that the associated libraries are in a site hosted by SPO, so like groups, some of the content from the Team is actually in SPO. (Or to look at it another way, add Teams to the content that is crawled along with everything else.) You will probably see the content show up in Microsoft Graph, in fact you can already get access to your Teams and Groups through the graph, so if it's not there already, it will be soon. Interesting idea, though I think I would wait for Microsoft to add "Enterprise Search" capability to Teams.
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