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64 Chapter 2 Working with SharePoint Sites<br />

13. Type SiteTest over Subsite, and in the central pane, click SPDSBS_Sites.<br />

14. Click OK.<br />

The new site opens in a new SharePoint Designer window. Notice that the Title and<br />

Description site properties of the Human Resources site were not saved.<br />

Preview in<br />

Browser<br />

15. On the Site tab, click Preview in Browser in the Manage group.<br />

The browser opens and displays the home page of the new site.<br />

CLEAN UP Close SharePoint Designer.<br />

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The SharePoint site properties Title and Description communicate to users the purpose<br />

and function of a site. They are also fundamental to making information easy<br />

to find.<br />

Themes can be created using PowerPoint 2010. The .thmx file is then loaded in the<br />

Themes gallery at the top-level site of a site collection.<br />

Themes change the colors and fonts used on a site. If you want to change other design<br />

elements, such as font size or spacing, you need to use cascading style sheets.<br />

Cascading style sheets used on SharePoint sites can be created to not support<br />

themes.<br />

A number of features can be activated at the site-collection level, whereas others<br />

can be activated on a site-by-site basis.<br />

You can use SharePoint Designer to create and manage SharePoint groups and<br />

map users and SharePoint groups to permission levels for sites, lists, and libraries<br />

You cannot change the site template used to create a SharePoint site after the site<br />

is created. If the functionality you require is not exposed by a feature, you have to<br />

delete and re-create the SharePoint site using a different site template.<br />

You can delete child sites of a site collection by using SharePoint Designer; however,<br />

you cannot delete the top-level site of a site collection. Deleted sites are not sent to<br />

the Recycle Bin.<br />

You can reset customized (unghosted) pages to be uncustomized pages that point<br />

to site definition files on the Web server.<br />

Site components such as site columns and content types can be managed using<br />

SharePoint Designer.

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