User Interface

Adding the Top-Level Site Title as a Navigational Aid

By Chris Poteet on June 15, 2011

I’ve had an interesting requirement show up in the last few projects. All of them were public-facing, and they wanted to have a navigational aid above the quick launch to show the top-level site title. In other words, if the site is contained within a top-level site called “What We Know,” then above the quick […]

Posted in SharePoint, User Interface | Tagged asp.net, jquery, navigation | Leave a response

Default Header and Navigation on My Sites and Search Center

By Chris Poteet on March 8, 2011

For reasons unbeknownst to me and other SharePoint practitioners the Microsoft team decided not to include the site collection navigation as well as the large header above it (contains site logo, title and description as well as the social buttons) in My Sites and the enterprise search center. I’m not going to go on about […]

Posted in Design, SharePoint, User Interface | Tagged branding, master page, my sites, search | 3 Responses

Hiding the SharePoint Ribbon from Anonymous Users

By Chris Poteet on September 29, 2010

Working on a couple of public-facing 2010 sites hiding the ribbon has become an issue in each of them (I’ve noticed several public-facing 2010 sites that don’t hide the ribbon, but that’s not an option if you want a clean brand). Searching for the solutions turned up a couple of solutions, but neither solution in […]

Posted in Design, SharePoint, User Interface | Tagged 2010, anonymous, asp.net, CSS, scrollbar | 13 Responses

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