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A Content Editor Web Part for every home!
In this post, I am going to describe a technique that allows end users to control multiple SharePoint pages from a central location. As the title suggests, the cornerstone is the Content Editor Web Pa… more →
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A Content Editor Web Part for every home!
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Christophe wrote 10 months ago: In this post, I am going to describe a technique that allows end users to control multiple SharePoin … more →
Live demos
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Christophe wrote 1 year ago: By popular demand, I have set up a public SharePoint site to showcase my customizations. This should … more →
How to scale down the SharePoint Gantt view
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Christophe wrote 1 year ago: In SharePoint, one limitation of the Gantt view is that there is no option to adjust the scale. Only … more →
Calendar styles: a SharePoint oddity
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Christophe wrote 1 year ago: I was reviewing the SharePoint calendar styles, and came across this: .ms-cal-monthitem b{ font-weig … more →
Expand/collapse buttons for your Web Parts
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Christophe wrote 1 year ago: The idea The home page is a natural place to expose the content of your SharePoint site. However, of … more →
A tiny cute SharePoint calendar (Part II)
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Christophe wrote 1 year ago: In part I, we saw how to adjust the size of an empty SharePoint month calendar to fit in the right c … more →
A tiny cute SharePoint calendar (Part I)
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Christophe wrote 1 year ago: Have you noticed these cute month calendars that people sometimes put on the homepage of their Websi … more →
Styles/CSS and the display property
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Christophe wrote 1 year ago: One principle of Web design is the separation between content and presentation. HTML provides the st … more →
A progress bar for your tasks list
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Christophe wrote 1 year ago: Today, let’s see how to show the progress of your tasks in SharePoint: We’ll rely on t … more →
The Content Editor Web Part
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Christophe wrote 1 year ago: The Content Editor Web Part (CEWP) allows you to add text, html, scripts or styles to a SharePoint p … more →
