So, here we are at the fifth article in my series on SharePoint branding. By now, we have left all the master page stuff way behind, and we have created a custom feature to install our branding to a server. …
SharePoint Branding Part 5 – Feature Improvements and Bugs Read more »
Welcome to the fourth article in my series on SharePoint branding. Sorry for the time it’s taken to get this one out, but a certain game called “The Legend of Zelda: Hourglass Phantom” on NDS got in the way. I …
SharePoint Branding Part 4 – Packaging up your masterpiece into a Feature Read more »
After a web designer applied a new master page to a site, he killed the site. We saw these messages (debug logging was enabled on the site) Server Error in ‘/’ Application. ——————————————————————————– Compilation Error Description: An error occurred during …
Jeez if I had realised how long it would take to write these damn articles, I probably wouldn’t have started! In my first article of this topic, I discussed the theory behind master pages, the publishing feature, and what I …
SharePoint Branding – How CSS works with master pages – Part 2 Read more »
This is version 2 of this article, after I went and accidentally blew away my first masterpiece that took literally days to write. If this has ever happened to you, don’t you hate it, that your second version is never …
SharePoint Branding – How CSS works with master pages – Part 1 Read more »
If you check my introductory post, I discussed the concept of SharePoint features in a real world scenario. In this post I actually show an example of features from end to end, to illustrate that scenario. So, first to recap …
Features in SharePoint seem to be somewhat misunderstood. Maybe I just deal with too many people who do not seem willing to RTFM (and in the 2007 incarnation of SharePoint, that’s simply asking for trouble). So.. ‘Features’. Here is the …