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Microsoft Search box settings on SharePoint sites
Documents SharePoint search scope defaults for current site, hub sites, and home sites, expanding search to hub or whole organization, placeholder guidance, and guest-user limitations.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search scope selector | Choose search scope selector when users need to decide where the search runs before interpreting results. | Selecting a scope changes the corpus searched, not merely the visual grouping of existing results. | Microsoft documents current site, hub, tenant, default scope, placeholder, and guest-user scope behavior for SharePoint search. |
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- Search scope selector vs basic search vs filter panel vs tabs
Microsoft documents current site, hub, and organization search scopes and guest-user limitations for SharePoint search.
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