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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

The Pains of Altering the SharePoint UI

By Chris Poteet on October 10, 2008

I was recently tagged to “brand” a SharePoint installation for Hirsch Pipe & Supply Co. I knew it would be an interesting challenge, but I had no idea how bad it truly would be. SharePoint is built on ASP.NET 2.0 which I had worked with in my previous job. I found ASP.NET very powerful and flexible. […]

Posted in Design, SharePoint, Tutorials, Usability, User Interface | Tagged asp.net, branding, CSS, javascript, jquery, master pages, Web Design | 7 Responses

Post Information Plugin Updated

By Chris Poteet on April 2, 2008

I recently updated my Post Information Plugin to version 1.2. The changes include: Converted to jQuery from script.aculo.us (uses jQuery bundled with WordPress) Added extensive styling including the famous Fam Fam Silk Icons Reorganized code Added support for tags Added graceful degradation for users without JS Please visit the plugin home page to get all the information.

Posted in User Interface, WordPress | Tagged Downloads, jquery, meta, Plugins | Leave a response

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Adding the Top-Level Site Title as a Navigational Aid

The Pains of Altering the SharePoint UI

Post Information Plugin Updated

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