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70-489 · Question #83

You need to configure navigation for the publishing portal. What should you do? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply)

The correct answer is A. Set the value of the Global Navigation option to Managed Navigation. D. Select the term for navigation within the site collection. F. Set the value of the Current Navigation option to Managed Navigation. Enabling managed navigation for a publishing portal requires switching both global and current navigation to Managed Navigation mode and mapping the correct term - not the root - within the designated term set.

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You need to configure navigation for the publishing portal. What should you do? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply)

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  • ASet the value of the Global Navigation option to Managed Navigation.
  • BSelect the root term for navigation within the site collection.
  • CSet the value of the Global Navigation option to Structural Navigation.
  • DSelect the term for navigation within the site collection.
  • ESet the Current Navigation to display the same navigation items as the parent site.
  • FSet the value of the Current Navigation option to Managed Navigation.

How the community answered

(51 responses)
  • A
    82% (42)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    6% (3)
  • E
    10% (5)

Why each option

Enabling managed navigation for a publishing portal requires switching both global and current navigation to Managed Navigation mode and mapping the correct term - not the root - within the designated term set.

ASet the value of the Global Navigation option to Managed Navigation.Correct

Setting Global Navigation to Managed Navigation instructs the top-level navigation to source its links from a Term Store term set rather than the structural site hierarchy.

BSelect the root term for navigation within the site collection.

Selecting the root term is incorrect because it would expose the entire top-level of the taxonomy as navigation rather than the intended scoped navigation term branch.

CSet the value of the Global Navigation option to Structural Navigation.

Structural Navigation uses the SharePoint site and subsite hierarchy as the navigation source, which is the opposite of the managed navigation approach required here.

DSelect the term for navigation within the site collection.Correct

Selecting a specific term (rather than the root term) within the term set correctly scopes which branch of the taxonomy drives the navigation links, preventing the entire term store from being rendered.

ESet the Current Navigation to display the same navigation items as the parent site.

Inheriting current navigation from the parent site applies structural navigation inheritance behavior and does not configure the site to use managed navigation term sets.

FSet the value of the Current Navigation option to Managed Navigation.Correct

Setting Current Navigation to Managed Navigation ensures the local or left-side navigation also uses the term set, giving the portal consistent managed navigation at both global and current levels.

Concept tested: SharePoint managed navigation configuration for publishing portal

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/general-development/managed-navigation-in-sharepoint

Topics

#managed navigation#navigation settings#publishing portal#current navigation

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