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398 Chapter 11 Working with Master Pages Key Points ●● ●● ●● ●● ●● ●● ●● ●● ●● ●● ●● ●● Master pages maintain a consistent look and feel for all the pages on your site. They combine the layout of a master page with the content from a content page, allowing common features to be shared among many pages on a site. Master pages have the same basic structure as normal pages, but their file names use the extension .master instead of .aspx. Use master pages to control the general layout of pages, and use cascading style sheets to apply common styles to elements on each page on a site. SharePoint Foundation provides a global default master page called v4.master. This master page defines the base look and feel for site pages and _layouts pages, which was formerly controlled by the separate application.master. SharePoint 2010 includes an out-of-the-box master page called minimal.master. This page is used for Office Web Application interaction with SharePoint and for pages created on a site based on the Search Center site template. SharePoint 2010 includes a version of default.master that is based on the default master page used on Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and SharePoint Server 2007 installations. This page makes for an easy upgrade because the content can be upgraded separately from the new SharePoint user interface. Meeting workspaces have their own special master pages. SharePoint Server provides the same master pages as SharePoint Foundation plus a number of custom master pages for publishing sites. When you save any of the built-in master pages by using SharePoint Designer, you create customized pages. Much of the functionality of a master page is provided by ASP.NET or SharePoint controls. Content placeholders, also known in SharePoint Designer as content regions, specify where content from content pages should be placed on the master page. They also define content on the master page that can be modified or deleted on content pages. Modify the v4.master page if it already meets most of your needs.
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Contents Part 1 Acknowledgments . .
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Contents ix Attaching a Master Page
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Contents xi Part 4 Advanced Customi
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Contents xiii B Creating a New Appr
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Is This the Right SharePoint Book f
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xx Introduction Your Companion eBoo
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xxii Using the Practice Files Chapt
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xxiv Using the Practice Files Clien
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Features and Conventions of This Bo
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Part 1 Getting Started with Microso
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1 Exploring SharePoint Designer 201
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Understanding SharePoint Designer 2
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Using SharePoint Designer to Carry
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Understanding What’s New in Share
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Creating Sites with SharePoint Desi
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Using SharePoint Designer to Explor
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Using Task Panes 27 Compatibility H
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Using Task Panes 29 7. Click Find A
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Using Task Panes 31 Close 18. In th
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Key Points 33 3. Under Site Collect
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Chapter at a Glance Create a site h
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Part 2 Working with Information 3 W
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3 Working with Lists and Libraries
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Creating Lists and Libraries 71 Aft
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Creating Lists and Libraries 73 Sav
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Creating an Issue Tracking List 75
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Working with List Columns 77 6. On
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Working with List Columns 79 4. Cli
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Using Column Validation 81 5. Click
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Creating an XSLT List View Web Part
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Creating an XSLT List View Web Part
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Customizing an XSLT List View Web P
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Adding Custom Actions 89 3. On the
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Adding Custom Actions 91 3. Navigat
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Creating Server Ribbon Custom Actio
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Creating Site Columns 95 In this ex
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Using Site Columns 97 Edit Columns
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Creating Content Types 99 Content t
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Adding a Document Template to a Con
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Associating Content Types with List
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Deleting SharePoint Objects 105 CLE
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Key Points 107 Key Points ●●
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4 Creating and Modifying Web Pages
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Inserting Text, ScreenTips, Hyperli
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Working with Web Parts 115 A common
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Working with Web Parts 117 5. Click
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Changing the Home Page for a Web Si
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Modifying a List View Page 121 6. U
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Creating List View Pages 123 The wo
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Creating and Modifying a List Form
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Creating an ASP.NET Page 131 If you
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Inserting a Web Part Zone 133 SET U
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Attaching a Master Page 135 In this
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Managing Web Pages 137 Managing Web
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Managing Web Pages 139 Check Out Ch
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Creating a Data View 145 In this ex
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Creating a Data View 147 8. Under L
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Customizing Data Views 149 Customiz
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Customizing Data Views 151 Note The
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Inline Editing 153 SET UP Using Sha
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Applying Conditional Formatting 155
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Showing and Hiding Content 157 9. U
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Showing and Hiding Content 159 Tip
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Using XSLT 161 See Also For an exce
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Using Formula Columns 163 Save 10.
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Working with XPath Expressions 165
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Deploying Web Parts 169 When you ed
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Key Points 171 Key Points ●●
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6 Working with Data Sources In this
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Using Data Sources 175 SharePoint D
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Using Data Sources 177 Caution When
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Using Data Sources 179 The XML file
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Working with XML Data 181 3. Naviga
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Connecting to an RSS Feed XML File
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Connecting to an RSS Feed Server-Si
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Connecting to SOAP Services 189 2.
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Connecting to REST Services 191 See
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Connecting to a Database 193 use th
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Connecting to a Database 195 Warnin
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Using Linked Sources 197 CLEAN UP L
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Using Linked Sources 201 12. Under
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Connecting Web Parts 203 3. Click N
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Key Points 205 Two-way arrow 11. Di
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7 Using Business Connectivity Servi
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What Is Business Connectivity Servi
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Creating Database External Data Sou
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Creating Office Application Externa
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Creating and Managing External List
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Working with Office Application Ext
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Exporting and Using the BDC Model 2
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Creating a Profile Page 233 The Cre
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Creating a Profile Page 235 SET UP
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Using Associations 237 CLEAN UP Clo
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Using Associations 239 80. In the N
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Page 405 and 406: Understanding Master Pages 369 Logo
Page 407 and 408: Understanding Master Pages 371 fold
Page 409 and 410: Understanding Master Pages 373 that
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Page 467 and 468: Creating a Publishing Site 431 Crea
Page 469 and 470: Understanding Web Content Managemen
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Allowing Users to Rate Web Content
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Approving a Page Layout 451 8. On t
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A SharePoint Designer Workflow Cond
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Core Actions 483 Core Actions The c
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Document Set Actions 485 Document S
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List Actions 487 Inherit List Item
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Task Behavior Actions 489 When the
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B Creating a New Approval Process T
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493 The Start Approval Process acti
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495 ●● ●● The Approval page
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497 ●● ❍❍ ❍❍ Reassignme
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Glossary 515 Glossary association A
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Glossary 517 File Transfer Protocol
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Glossary 519 site definition A set
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Index A Access creating linked tabl
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uttons 523 Assign a Form to a Group
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connections 525 combining related d
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customized files 527 View 464 WebPa
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dialog boxes 529 Data Sources galle
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enterprise searches 531 Site To Loa
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functions 533 restoring versions of
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legislation 535 images converting 1
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master pages 537 associating 103-10
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pages 539 NewForm.aspx 72, 126 New
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publishing 541 Pages library 137, 4
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server controls 543 globally reusab
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sites 545 site collections 9 admini
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task panes 547 static Web Parts 115
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utility actions 549 third-party too
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Web Parts 551 visitors 435 visual a
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WSP solution file 553 creating asso
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About the Author Penelope Coventry
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