[Autogenerated] Hi. In this lesson, we're
gonna take a look at hub site settings.
We're here on our human resource is hub.
We have not associated any sites to it
yet, but we want to take a look at the Hub
site settings, and there's not very many.
Let's go ahead and let's go to our
settings gear and you see that we now have
hub site settings will click there, and,
like I said, not very much. First of all,
we can upload Ah, Hub site navigation
logo, and that's going to show up over
here to the left of our navigation bar.
Now I like to do this because I like it to
be a consistent look with all of my hub
sites so that when you get in there, you
see that logo and you say, Oh, hub site or
associated site. So I have a little logo
that I created. It's just a wheel and
spokes. Go ahead and we'll save that. And
there's our hub logo off course. You could
use whatever you want. You don't have to
use it at all. Let's go ahead and go back
the hub side settings. We can change the
hub name. We can also choose to show or
not show the hub site in the navigation.
And if I turn it off, it's gone. Now I
like toe have it there because I like to
see it on all of the associated site so
they can get back to the hub. The thing
about hub sites is once you create this
hub linked bar this navigation bar off
links that's shared by all of the
associated sites. So when you're honest
and associated site, it's nice tohave the
link back to the main hub. You can also
choose to require approval for associated
sites to joint. Now, you also have this
option. When you're in the SharePoint
administration and you register a site,
that's so you can associate sites there.
Here, we can turn it on. Turn it off. It's
up to you for now. For our purposes, I'm
gonna leave this as not required, will
save our changes. And there we are. Now we
have our human resource Is hub link here
in our hub navigation and we have our
little logo. So now you know a little bit
more about hub site settings. That's it
for this lesson. Thanks for listening. And I'll see you next time