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Branding and Customizing Sites with SharePoint Designer: Hands-On
Course: 953
Type: Hands-On Training
Duration: 3 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Design and maintain the look and feel of your site with SharePoint Designer
- Integrate ASP.NET and SharePoint design and layout controls
- Apply Cascading Style Sheets within SharePoint site structure
- Customize SharePoint sites to improve accessibility compliance
- Implement Cascading Style Sheets, Themes and Master Pages for overall consistency
- Leverage content management features in a SharePoint server publishing site
Course Benefits Internet and intranet sites need to adhere to an organization's corporate identity standards to reinforce their brand. Harnessing the power of SharePoint Designer allows you to efficiently tailor SharePoint sites to meet your organization's needs. In this course you learn how to employ Cascading Style Sheets, Themes, and Master Pages to effectively reflect your company's brand.Who Should Attend Anyone who wants to brand SharePoint sites, leveraging the powerful tools within SharePoint Designer. Familiarity with HTML and Web layout design is assumed. A basic knowledge of Windows SharePoint Services is beneficial. Additional experience with web layout tools such as FrontPage, Expression Web or Dreamweaver is helpful.Hands-On Training Throughout this course you gain extensive hands-on experience using SharePoint Designer to create customized pages. Practical exercises include:
- Building HTML content with SharePoint Designer
- Integrating ASP.NET and SharePoint controls
- Creating and implementing custom style sheets
- Addressing accessibility in SharePoint
- Branding with Themes and Master Pages
- Managing the CSS and Master Page life cycle
- Deploying Minimal Master Pages to control layout
- Customizing page layouts in a MOSS publishing site
Course 953 Content
- Identifying SharePoint structure
- Defining sites and subsites
- Comparing SharePoint development tools
- Tool bars
- Menus
- Task panes
- Customizing with preferences and task pane layouts
- Adding and modifying Web content
- Incorporating tables, images and multimedia components
- Comparing and contrasting functionality
- Dreamweaver
- Expression Web and FrontPage
- Building SharePoint and ASP.NET pages
- Applying ASP.NET and SharePoint controls
- Creating, adding and modifying elements
- Installing and utilizing commercial components
- Comparing inline, embedded, and external styles
- Styling HTML elements
- Investigating CSS functionality in SharePoint
- Applying browser-based tools to locate and modify CSS
- Creating and employing a custom style sheet
- Taking advantage of the CSS Cascade
- Overriding Core.css
- Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
- Section 508E
- Disability Discrimination Act
- Installing CSS-friendly control adapters
- Integrating the accessibility toolkit
- Selecting default Themes
- Composing new Themes
- Analyzing page structure
- Identifying content regions
- Choosing Master Pages in the browser
- Merging content pages and Master Pages
- Deploying Microsoft Master Page Set
- Determining required default place holders
- Establishing page layout/structure
- Differentiating CSS from Master Page styles
- Integrating custom styles in Master Pages
- Deploying customized Master Pages
- Storing CSS in document libraries
- Benefiting from version control and content approval
- Delineating between application and site pages
- Customizing application Master Pages
- Leveraging a Minimal Master Page
- Implementing in stages with SharePoint Designer
- Developing strategies for large-scale deployment
- Controlling the MOSS content management features
- Creating page layouts with SharePoint Designer
- Connecting and modifying portal content
- Enhancing My Site pages
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