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Quick Links Hierarchy

A modern SharePoint Framework web part that provides hierarchical quick links management with collapsible tree navigation and inline CRUD operations directly from the page.

Web partReactSPFx 1.21.1
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The idea behind the sample

A modern SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web part that provides hierarchical quick links management with collapsible tree navigation and inline CRUD operations. Content authors can organize and manage navigational links in unlimited parent-child relationships directly from the page using a comprehensive configuration panel. Features include visual tree editor, headers/folders support, active/inactive toggles, custom Fluent UI icons, multiple list support, and responsive design. The web part eliminates the need to navigate to list settings, providing an intuitive interface for managing complex link hierarchies.

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