September 2007
Beginner
822 pages
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English
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SharePoint 2007: The Definitive Guide
by James Pyles, Christopher M. Buechler, Bob Fox, Murray Gordon, Michael Lotter, Jason Medero, Nilesh Mehta, Joris Poelmans, Christopher Pragash, Piotr Prussak, Christopher J. Regan
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Default Web Parts
Each Web Part serves a particular need within a Web Part page. A Web Part page can contain as few or as many Web Parts as it is formatted to contain, and individual Web Parts can be set up to connect to one another, providing a unique presentation of data.
Content Editor Web Part
This Web Part is used to add formatted
text, images, tables, and hyperlinks to a
Web Part page. The information can be added in HTML format using the Source Editor, the Rich Text Editor, or a Content Link. The most common use for this
Web Part is to add textual and graphic data, similar to how a typical web page
presents on the Internet. Hyperlinks can be included, but a remote web page
cannot be presented in a frame in this Web Part. Instead, use the Page View Web
Part to display web content in frames. Although the Content Editor Web Part can accept most
HTML tags, it is not compatible with the FORM
element. If you need to create a form page within a Web Part page, you must use
the Form Web Part.
Tip
See the "Form Web Part" and "Page Viewer Web Part" sections later in this chapter.
How you enter information in this Web Part depends on how it is formatted, which input method you prefer, and occasionally, where the data is located:
- Source Editor
Information is entered into a simple text editor in HTML format. This acts similarly to other text editors, such as Notepad, and requires that the author know basic HTML syntax and construction. Text not using proper HTML formatting will not display correctly. ...
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