SharePoint Designer Tutorial: Working with SharePoint Websites

Get started with SharePoint Designer and learn to put together a business website with SharePoint with this book and eBook

By: Mike Poole

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eText | 21 July 2008 | Edition Number 1

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188 Pages

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Key Features

Book Description

This book takes you through the development of a SharePoint site for a wine business. The development involves adding features to the site using SharePoint Designer, and for each of these features you will find screenshots and easy to follow instructions. This book is ideal for people new to SharePoint Designer who need to put together a working SharePoint site as quickly as possible. No experience of SharePoint Designer is expected, and no skill with creating SharePoint sites is assumed.

What you will learn

Installing SharePoint Designer and connecting it to an existing SharePoint installation Finding your way round the SharePoint Designer environment Creating a SharePoint site, adding basic content, and publishing your page to SharePoint server Formatting your pages with Cascading Style Sheets and Master Pages Allow collaboration between different content creators Use workflow features to manage the publication of submitted content Creating forms that allow users to edit, add, and delete records in data stores Adding Web Parts to your site for calendar and schedule, charting, graphing, and data entry, search Implementing ASP.NET controls in your pages Embedding Exchange data into your applications Adding search forms and result lists to your pages, and using search Web Parts