tailieunhanh - Thủ thuật Sharepoint 2010 part 93

Master Pages Nếu bạn nghĩ về những ngày xưa của phát triển web, mỗi trang trên một trang web có chứa tất cả các HTML và các yếu tố thiết kế tạo nên những gì đã được nhìn thấy. Nếu một sự thay đổi phải được thực hiện cho các tìm kiếm nói chung và cảm thấy, mỗi trang duy nhất đã được chỉnh sửa riêng | Branding Basics for SharePoint 2010 703 Along with the colors two font options can be changed from the Customize Theme dialog. Note that all of the fonts installed on the server are available for selection. This can be particularly troublesome because site owners can select inappropriate fonts such as Wingdings. One last design option that is available in SharePoint Server 2010 publishing sites is the capability to apply the theme to the current site and reset all of the subsites below it to the same theme. There was no equivalent option in SharePoint 2007 themes and it can be quite useful for projects with many subsites. Once all of the changes are made clicking Apply will refresh the site with the new colors and fonts that were selected. The great thing about how themes work in SharePoint 2010 is that they are self service. From an administrative standpoint your users should be able to create their own color-schemed sites without needing to ask you to mess with XML files or put files in the SharePoint root folder. Master Pages If you think back to the olden days of web development every page on a website contained all of the HTML and design elements that made up what was seen. If a change had to be made to the general look and feel every single page had to be edited individually. This led to websites that were difficult to maintain and often resulted in pages being skipped or errors being introduced. fixed this problem by providing a separate master page that controls the many aspects of the layout of each page from one central location. Because SharePoint is built on top of master pages in SharePoint work very similarly to those in traditional sites. Master pages can be thought of as the glue that holds together and arranges and styles all of the SharePoint functionality that is seen when a page is loaded in the browser. Pretty much every page in SharePoint requires an associated master page. When a page is loaded in the browser .