Hi all,
We have a SharePoint hub associated to some 20 communication sites. When adding a Quick Links web part to a site page with a link to another site page, I expect the thumbnail to be the SharePoint thumbnail (spo.png), but this is not always the case: sometimes the default globe (web) icon is displayed.
There is a clear difference between the "problematic" sites, and the "good" ones where everything works as expected.
The "good" sites were created anytime since 2020 by one of our SharePoint admins. In the SharePoint admin center, I see they are created "from SharePoint admin center". A quick link to any SharePoint page (either from a "good" site or a "bad" site) always displays the proper spo.png icon.
The "bad" sites were created in 2021 by an external party, using Valo as the "intranet" layer. In the SharePoint admin center, I see they are created "from Microsoft 365 group". In a "bad" site page, a quick link to a "good" site page always displays the proper spo.png icon. A quick link to any "bad" site page displays the globe icon. When inspecting the element, I see this for the globe thumbnail:
<i data-icon-name="Globe" aria-hidden="true" role="presentation" class="icon-178" tabindex="-1">
The external party removed the Valo layer in 2024. However this issue has always been around and they have never been able to explain this discrepancy. All users see the same thing, regardless of the browser (Edge, Chrome)
It's a big mystery to me and I have checked everything I could in the sites settings. I'll be very grateful to anyone who can give me a hint towards a solution!
Gaelle