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Thursday, December 20, 2012

SharePoint 2010 Navigation: Quick launch and Navigation


In this article I will show the Quick Launch in Team site and the Publishing site .
If you navigate to the site settings the “Look and Feel” section you will see that there are different options available between collaboration and publishing sites.
Look and feel options of a publishing site

Look and feel options of a collaboration site

In collaboration sites there is a link named “Quick launch” and on publishing sites there a link named “Navigation”.
The “Quick launch” configuration in collaboration sites is straight forward; you can add headings and links and modify the order.

Now let’s have a look at the navigation option on publishing sites.

First of all, it looks totally different but we have a lot more options here. We can inherit navigation from above and we can configure both the global and the current navigation.
If you want to open links in a new window, check the Open link in new window under URL


If the collaboration site is a sub site of a publishing site it inherits the configuration tool from above and offers the same tool like the publishing site. If we want to make the publishing navigation features available in a collaboration site collection, we have to activate the publishing infrastructure feature on the site collection.

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Highlight the Search Keyword in SharePoint 2010 results page

Branding the SharePoint Search page or Highlighting the Search Keyword in SharePoint 2010.

To Highlight the Search keyword in search result page in SharePoint 2010 add the css to the master page or in the Content Editor Web Part a.k.a CEWP.

Open the Search Result Page in Edit Mode, Add CEWP to the Search Result Page. In CEWP, Edit HTML source add the css.

<style>
.srch-Title2 A STRONG {
BACKGROUND-COLOR: yellow; color:black;
}​​
</style>
<style>
.srch-Description2 STRONG {
BACKGROUND-COLOR: yellow; color:black;
}​​
</style>​​​

After adding the css, save the page. 

If you enter any keyword in SharePoint Search it will display the result page as 


Happy Coding..!!!

Reference Link: https://www.nothingbutsharepoint.com/sites/eusp/Pages/Brand-SharePoint-Search-Results-What-you-thought-you-were-staying-vanilla.aspx