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Updated design for collapsible sections SharePoint | Micr...
simonclear · 2026-05-15 · via rss.livelink.threads-in-node

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We're seeing an updated design for collapsible sections in SharePoint as of today. The control arrow for the section now appears either over ("Left") or under ("Right") the header. Is this intentional?

If it's not intentional - I presume that the arrow should appear either to the left or right of the header, not over or under and this may be fixed soon.

If it's intentional - please change this so that we have the option that it is actually to the left or right of the header! The extra space that is showing right now ruins the look of the design, and it's confusing which arrow belongs to which header.

  • virendrak's avatar

    Microsoft is rolling out UI changes across Teams and SharePoint, and during these rollouts you may see weird, inconsistent, or half‑baked UI behavior. It seems like a UI glitch related to Microsoft’s ongoing SharePoint design rollout, and we expect it will be corrected once the update fully propagates.

    I noticed this exact issue last year during the Document Library UI rollout, and it resolved itself automatically after a few days.

    If my post solved your issue or answered your query, please mark it as a Solution and give it a Like.

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  • virendrak's avatar

    Microsoft is rolling out UI changes across Teams and SharePoint, and during these rollouts you may see weird, inconsistent, or half‑baked UI behavior. It seems like a UI glitch related to Microsoft’s ongoing SharePoint design rollout, and we expect it will be corrected once the update fully propagates.

    I noticed this exact issue last year during the Document Library UI rollout, and it resolved itself automatically after a few days.

    If my post solved your issue or answered your query, please mark it as a Solution and give it a Like.

    • virendrak's avatar

      The collapse and expand icon UI issue has been resolved automatically in my tenant. 

      Hopefully, it might already be resolved, or it will be resolved in your tenant soon.

      • simonclear's avatar