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- 1. Office 365: SharePoint Online : Branding your SharePoint 2013 Site This session is focused on "How to make your SharePoint Site" not look like SharePoint" .. Pallavi Sharma Twitter: @SPSChicago Hashtag #SPSChicago 1 | SharePoint Saturday Chicago 2013
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- 6. SharePoint 2007 • SharePoint Designer 2007 • Master Pages & CSS SharePoint 2010 • • • • SharePoint Designer 2010 Master Pages & CSS XSLT Page Layouts SP2013 Twitter: @SPSChicago Hashtag #SPSChicago Minimal SP knowledge necessary Use any HTML Design Files HTML 5 and CSS Design Manger Snippet Gallery Managed Metadata Navigation And more….. 6 | SharePoint Saturday Chicago 2013
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- 10. https://sponlinedemo-public.sharepoint.com/ Twitter: @SPSChicago Hashtag #SPSChicago 10 | SharePoint Saturday Chicago 2013
- 11. • • • • • SharePoint with publishing enabled Create designs outside of SharePoint, Use existing design software Snippets Gallery and HTML editor Convert HTML design into SharePoint Master Page Master Page and HTML file joined together Twitter: @SPSChicago Hashtag #SPSChicago 11 | SharePoint Saturday Chicago 2013
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- 21. Copy and paste this snippet at the desired location in your HTML design file. Note that many HTML preview regions are read-only but will render properly on your site. Twitter: @SPSChicago Hashtag #SPSChicago 21 | SharePoint Saturday Chicago 2013
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- 40. 1. 2. 3. http://www.yammer.com https://www.yammer.com/microsoftmidwestcustomers 4. https://www.yammer.com/microsoftmidwestcustomers/groups/spschicago 5. Twitter: @SPSChicago Hashtag #SPSChicago 40 | SharePoint Saturday Chicago 2013
- 41. Pallavi.Sharma@Neudesic.com @pallavis_tweets http://letsgetalittletechnical.blogspot.com Twitter: @SPSChicago Hashtag #SPSChicago 41 | SharePoint Saturday Chicago 2013
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Notas do Editor
- In previous versions of SharePoint, branding a site required specific technical expertise about things like what content placeholders are required on a master page, or how a master page implements certain classes of styles. SharePoint 2013 introduces Design Manager—a new interface and central hub for managing all aspects of branding your SharePoint site. You can find the Design Manager in the top-level site for your site collection. It is a part of the Publishing Portal site collection template in SharePoint 2013.
- SharePoint 2013 contains many ready-to-use components—like Web Parts and controls—that you can add to your site's pages. For example, by inserting a SharePoint component such as a search box or navigation control into your HTML master page, you can quickly and easily build a lot of functionality into your pages.
- Enterprise managed metadata (EMM) capabilities introduced in are improved and extended in SharePoint 2013 for better performance, easier access through the UI, and taxonomy-driven navigation—called managed navigation.Managed navigation is the taxonomy-based alternative to the traditional SharePoint navigation feature—called structured navigation
- SP Online Admin SiteSP Online Publishing siteSP Online Public SiteSP Online Public Site Change the look - ThemesCreate a minimal Master PageAdd a snippet for Minimal Master PageChange NavigationsAdd logo, Change Title etc.
- Before you can use Design Manager, you need a design. You can create your own, or use a ready-made website template. A "design" is simply a group of files that implement the visual design of your site, most commonly:
- Design packages are not available in the public-facing website in Office 365. To implement a fully custom design with Design Manager, you can invite a designer into your site by temporarily granting that person the Designer permission level.
- In the public-facing website in Office 365, but not in on-premises SharePoint Server 2013 installations, Design Manager has the option of creating themes and composed looks