Overall, the process of changing Lotus Connections is easier Deploying changes to markup or style sheets is easier. If you are really familiar with style sheets, CSS is the way to go to change your look and feel. There is a new getting started page on the homepage The header and footer now support JSP […]
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Styling Web Parts in SharePoint 2010 (Add round corners via CSS)
In previous versions of SharePoint it was impossible to add corners to a Web Part with just CSS (unless you were building sites for only the latest browsers). The best way was to style a container DIV on the Page Layout and put a Web Part Zone inside. Then, a Web Part in that zone […]
Changing the background colors in SharePoint 2010 also changes the gradients
The backgrounds in SharePoint 2010 were designed to allow end users to change gradients by simply picking solid colors on the settings page. For example if you choose an orange background color the result is a fade from orange to lighter orange. The change can be very subtle but is an effective way to create […]
A time to use “import” to add a CSS Style Sheet to a SharePoint master page
SharePoint master pages simplify and minimize the amount of work that it takes to create and maintain elements that function on multiple pages of a site. In our projects we always try to keep the number of master pages to a minimum. It means more work up front, but like so many things, it pays […]
Add a top left company logo and link to SharePoint 2007 sites with CSS
It is very common for websites to have a company logo near the top left corner of the page that links to the home page of the site. We’ll look at how to use CSS to create this element on all MOSS pages of a site. The best part about this method is that the […]