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Chapter 16 ■ SharePoint Designer and Branding4. Select one of the web applications in the list.5. Click the drop-down arrow on the General Settings icon on the ribbon.6. Select the SharePoint Designer menu item (Figure 16-22).Figure 16-22. SharePoint Designer settings at the web application levelThe SharePoint Designer settings at the web application level emulate those at the site collection level, but thesettings at the web application level trump those at the site collection level. For example, if you disable SharePointDesigner access at the web application level, site collection administrators cannot enable the settings at the sitecollection level.SummaryThe end of this chapter concludes this book. In this chapter, I provided a brief overview of the new Windows 8branding in SharePoint 2013 and how this brand aligns with other Microsoft applications and operating systems byproviding a metro-like feel to the imagery in the site.628www.it-ebooks.info
Chapter 16 ■ SharePoint Designer and BrandingYou read about how the Design Manager encapsulates both existing and new designer functionality intoworkable action steps for visual designers. Furthermore, I demonstrated that you do not require extensive experiencein SharePoint design and knowledge of SharePoint Designer to upload an HTML file for your site design, which youcan then convert to a SharePoint master page.In the last part of this chapter, I touched on SharePoint Designer. To keep this chapter light, I mentioned onlysome of the changes that SharePoint Designer 2013 brings and how, as an administrator, you can lock down Designerto prevent users in your organization from misusing the tool and making changes to your SharePoint sites.I hope that you have enjoyed the journey with me as we have explored SharePoint 2013 administration in thisbook. In its more than 600 pages, I have tried to cover the major topics from a setup, configuration, and administrationperspective. I am sure there are areas I could dive into deeper, so if I piqued your interest in a certain topic, feel free toexplore further, using the wealth of free information on the Internet and in other books and magazines.If you were new to SharePoint when you started this book, I hope to have provided you with some insight andknowledge to get you started in SharePoint 2013 administration. If you are a seasoned SharePoint professional, thenI hope you gleaned some new useful knowledge to complement what you already know in the field of SharePointadministration. With this, I shall leave you with one last thought: SharePoint is a vast platform; just when you thinkyou have mastered all there is to know, there is still more to learn. Happy SharePoint learning.www.it-ebooks.info629
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