Try ShortPoint nowAfter reading this article, you will learn how to customize your PowerApps icon and color and how to change the loading screen color form your ShortPoint PowerApps Design Element.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Prerequisite
- Step 1. Sign in to PowerApps Portal and select environment
- Step 2. Select the App You Want to Customize and Click Edit
- Step 3. Go to the Setting page of your application and click Name + icon
- Step 4. Check the changes into your embedded PowerApps Design Element
- Step 5. Customize the Loading Screen Color from the PowerApps Design Element Settings
Prerequisite
You already added the PowerApps ShortPoint Element on your Page. Please follow this article to find out how to add your first PowerApps application to SharePoint.
Step 1. Sign in to PowerApps Portal and select environment
Sign-in to PowerApps Portal and make sure you select the Environment where your application resides.
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Step 2. Select the App You Want to Customize and Click Edit
Step 3. Go to the Setting page of your application and click Name + icon
Change the icon and the background color of your icon as you wish. Make sure you Save and Publish the application.
Step 4. Check the changes into your embedded PowerApps Design Element
Go to the SharePoint page where you embedded the PowerApps Application and Refresh the page.
Check the loading screen color before the app is loaded. Unless you customized the loading screen color from your PowerApps Design Element, it should be the same as the background color you selected in the previous step:
Step 5. Customize the Loading Screen Color from the PowerApps Design Element Settings
Edit the ShortPoint Web Part and open the settings of your PowerApps Design Element.
In the Design section of the Settings tab, select the Loading Screen Color for your PowerApps.
Note:: We suggest leaving this field empty in order to keep the loading screen color same as the PowerApps background color from Step 2.
That's it!
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