November 2010
Beginner
454 pages
15h 15m
English
book
Professional SharePoint® 2010 Branding and User Interface Design
by Randy Drisgill, John Ross, Jacob J. Sanford, Paul Stubbs, Larry Riemann
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CONTENTS
Using the Content Editor Web Part 285
Adding CSS to a CEWP to Hide the Quick Launch Menu 285
A Brief XSL Primer 291
Using the XML Viewer Web Part 299
Using the XSLT List View Web Part 303
Creating a Content Rollup with the Content Query Web Part 307
Confi guring the Query and Sorting in the CQWP 308
Working with Fields to Display in the CQWP 313
Working with XSL and the CQWP 315
Using Filters with the Content Query Web Part 318
Summary 320
DEPLOYING BRANDING IN SHAREPOINT 32CHAPTER 11: 1
Introduction to Branding Deployment in SharePoint 322
Customized and Uncustomized Files 322
Options for Deploying SharePoint Branding Assets 324
Deploying Uncustomized Files Using Features and Solutions 326
Features 326
Solutions 326
Deployment Considerations 328
Project Size 328
Skill Set of the SharePoint Team 328
Maintainability 328
Creating a SharePoint Solution and Feature 329
Creating the Publishing Portal 329
Creating a New Solution in Visual Studio 2010 329
Creating a Feature to Deploy a Master Page and Page Layouts 333
Deploying Images and CSS 337
Deploying the Solution 339
Testing the Solution 340
Updating the Solution 341
The SharePoint UI Designer’s Role in the Deployment Process 343
Recommendations 344
Summary 345
OTHER BRANDING CONCEPTPART IV: S
PAGE EDITING AND THE RIBBON 34CHAPTER 12: 9
Using the Ribbon to Create Consistent Content 350
Adding Custom Styles to the Ribbon
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