I’ve been working on a WSS site for a friend of mine in my spare time lately, and it’s finally ready to launch! Take a look if you’re interested: http://www.CambridgeAutogleam.com … Main highlights of development… 1) Portfolio. Mapping a drive to the image library behind the scenes, he’s able to drag and drop […]
Category: css
So, we finally managed to carve out enough time between customer projects to update our own website, and bring it onto MOSS. Below are some screenshots of the site, as well as some mock-ups I produced whilst planning the site and working with management here. So here are my top tips for creating a […]
I’ve recently been doing some work updating our MOSS website (http://www.isc-software.com – article coming soon), and the need arose to capture user information in two scenarios: Event Registration and Sales Queries. Initially, I saw two options: A customised list item form, or a full blown InfoPath Forms Services form. Since I didn’t want to hack […]
Loading Different Themes Per User In my last post I talked about audience targeted branding – using a Content Query Web Part to pull in different CSS sheets depending on which audience the user was in. That works nicely, and being able to use audiences to gather users together is handy – but it doesn’t […]
A while ago I had an interesting requirement: to brand a SharePoint system in such a way that different users logging in to the same sites are served with different branding experiences. I have finally gotten around to blogging the trick I used… [Note: This article assumes you are already competant with the theory of […]
Lately I’ve been working on a lot of SharePoint branding – for MOSS and WSS. For a consistent user experience, we need to brand the application pages too (/_layouts/…), so we create a custom theme. There are many other articles about creating custom themes: Create a custom theme for WSS v3 or MOSS 2007 (http://weblogs.asp.net/danlewis/archive/2008/06/12/create-a-custom-theme-for-wss-3-0-or-moss-2007.aspx) […]
