Archive for the ‘SharePoint’ Category
Top 20 Examples of Creative Navigation within SharePoint
With the launch of SharePoint 2010, I thought it might be fitting to start focusing on the design and branding element of SharePoint and show the world what can be done when you are thinking of being creating with the product.
Leading on from that I am doing to launch a series of Top 20’s ranging [...]
The SharePoint User Group – Why you should attend
Before I started working for myself the thought of doing out of hours work, attending meetings or even a conference was something that would make me gasp – “what?! continue working after the hours of 5pm, I think not”. Now I do work for myself and my attitude has taken a complete turnaround and as [...]
SharePoint User Group UK Meeting – Nottingham
On Thursday, 14th January I am doing my first presentation for the SUGUK in Nottingham at Intelligent Decisioning Ltd head quarters in Strelley, Nottingham. I am doing a small session on SharePoint Design & Branding, a little show and tell and my thought process when doing design and branding. The session is called Making SharePoint [...]
SharePoint Conference 2009 – Vegas
Between 19th and 22nd of October, I am off to Las Vegas to attend the SharePoint Conference! With over 15000 minutes of SharePoint talk I am going to be coming back having absorbed it all and ready to go with 2010.
Talking of 2010 this is the chance to see the latest version of SharePoint – something [...]
Squashed SharePoint site when viewing Properties in Edit Mode
I have finally found a fix to a really annoying bug in SharePoint that squishes my site when I have edited a Web Part!
In side the SharePoint master page everything is set to Height:100% – EVERYTHING, even I feel I am set to Height:100% when I have finished looking at the damn code! Removing these [...]
Customising the Content Query Web Part list results
The CQWP is a fantasic webpart my only two annoyances are that you can only do 3 rules on the filtering and the second is that the results are a bit rubbish in terms of styling, look and feel.
There are two ways you can customise these results. First way is to put a DIV wrapper [...]
Adding Custom Styles to the RichTextEditor (RTE) in SharePoint
Whilst doing some branding work for a client I was asked ‘can we have different text colors’. I instantly thought of hours of HTML teaching and had visions of brightly coloured pages illuminating fire red, yellow and radioactive greens! So what I needed to do was lock it down so the client can dictate the colors but the [...]
Learning Gateway Conference & the logos
Just a reminder that the Learning Gateway Conference is on the 15th July at The Belfrey in Birmingham. The conference is being held by Richard Willis and Alex Pearce and is design for people using innovative technologies within the education sector. I am not primarily based in the education sector but I do have a keen interest [...]
JavaScript Error when Moving WebParts in a CSS and DIV’d up MasterPage
I spent a lot of time trying to put SharePoint in a nice place where it could flourish without being bullied by other sites that conform to accessibility standards. So you can probably understand my anger when I discovered that my new masterpage and css broke the drag and drop functionality.
When in Edit Mode, you try [...]
SharePoint Design vs. SharePoint Design
Over the last couple of weeks my phone has been rather busy. Something I have started to notice is either the poor understanding of recruitment consultants or the lack of differentiation between SharePoint Design (branding) and SharePoint Design (architecture).
The differences are very obvious in my eyes and even more obvious in the job role. SharePoint [...]
