So much can be done with just CSS, the need for branding doesn’t mean a need for a custom master page. In this SPTechCon session I rebranded a SharePoint publishing site and go one step further and also incorporate a custom page layout: Continue reading SPTechCon San Francisco December 2016 Branding with CSS Session Recap
Here is a recap of our sessions from SPTechCon San Francisco 2016…
Continue reading SPTechCon San Francisco 2016
Managed navigation was introduced in SharePoint 2013 and it swept in a new way to manage your site navigation. No longer did you have to use your site structure, but now you could pick and choose sites/pages/list items/forms/etc. across your site and build out a custom navigation solution. You can mix and match and easily switch between the two. But as soon as you want to rebrand the navigation bar(s), you do need to have a plan in order to support both managed and structured navigation and code in response. Continue reading Branding Differences with Structured vs. Managed Navigation in SharePoint – Tips for Coding
I have the pleasure of interacting with lots of people who work with SharePoint while delivering my courses and sessions at conferences. One thing consistently comes up when I talk to people: Their organization paid for SharePoint, but they aren’t using the publishing features within SharePoint. Ack! Continue reading Stand Up for Your Publishing Rights
Let’s face it, SharePoint isn’t very responsive. However you can make it responsive using popular tools that all the cool kids are talking about. Continue reading SPTechCon Boston June 2016 Bootstrap Session Recap
So much can be done with just CSS, the need for branding doesn’t mean a need for a custom master page. In this SPTechCon session I rebranded a SharePoint blog site: Continue reading SPTechCon Boston June 2016 Branding with CSS Session Recap
Here is a recap of our sessions from SPTechCon Boston 2016…
Continue reading SPTechCon Boston 2016
Navigation is key with pretty much any web site and several sites today are choosing to duplicate their top bar navigation in a larger footer area at the bottom of each page. This technique can easily be done in a SharePoint site with a custom master page. Continue reading Duplicate SharePoint Top / Global Navigation as Separate Footer Navigation
I get this from time to time… “I have added a background color to my SharePoint site but when I go to quick edit or datasheet view in a list, the background color comes through.”
It isn’t that the background color is coming through, it is that SharePoint 2013 didn’t add a background color to the list. It is a transparent. With a little CSS you can overcome that. Continue reading Add a Background Color to Quick Edit/Datasheet View in SharePoint 2013
This is a follow-up post to one with an eerily similar title, Changing or removing the seemingly unchangeable options in SharePoint 2013 Site Actions, and I am betting that you cracked the code for what this post will address… how to do the same thing for SharePoint Online. 🙂 Continue reading Changing or removing the seemingly unchangeable options in SharePoint Online (Office 365) Site Actions